Portal

What is Portal?

Nature soundscapes for focus and rest.

Who is Portal best for?

Portal is best for Apple users who want nature scenes and sound on their iPhone, iPad or Mac to help them focus at work, relax or fall asleep.

• Focus sessions at a desk

  Pomodoro focus timers run over nature scenes, and you can mix Portal's sound with your own podcast, audiobook or playlist.

• Winding down and sleep

  Sleep timers, breathing exercises, meditation timers and a sunrise wake-up alarm are included even on the free tier.

• Turning a room into a scene

  Premium syncs Philips Hue, HomeKit and Nanoleaf lights to the colours of each location.

• AirPods and Beats listeners

  Premium plays head-tracked spatial audio on AirPods (3rd gen), AirPods Pro, AirPods Max and Beats Fit Pro, so the sound stays in place as you move.

How much does Portal cost?

Portal is free to use with a selection of portals, and its Monthly, Annual and Lifetime Premium memberships are priced only in the App Store and inside the app.

Portal sells Monthly, Annual and Lifetime Premium memberships, but the price depends on your App Store country and appears only in the App Store listing and inside the app. The annual plan starts with a 7-day free trial, and group packages for businesses, schools and charities are arranged by email. Plans and current prices are on portal.app.

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What are the best Portal alternatives?

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