Sound biofeedback by NeuroSound®
The phone camera and AI analyse pulse, breathing, gaze and micro-expressions. As the brain calms down, the music opens up, and you hear your own calm. That is how you learn to self-regulate.
You guide the breathing, your client follows the rhythm, and the session ends on an impression. Neither of you knows what really changed in their body. The biofeedback systems that answer this question often cost several thousand euros, with their sensors and cables.
Put on headphones or turn up the sound, then breathe with the sphere:
The more closely you follow the sphere, the more the music opens up and grows richer. The synchronisation percentage shows it live.
Here, your finger acts as a sensor: it tells the page when you breathe in. In NeuroEcho, you have nothing to hold: the camera reads your breathing and pulse, and the Muse 2 headband, if you have one, your brain activity.
During the trial, keep your finger on this button or on the sphere. Pressed, you breathe in; released, you breathe out.
Your client closes their eyes, and for the first time hears their body relax. What they experience during the session, they can recognise afterwards, without you.
NeuroEcho does not claim to diagnose. It estimates, says so, and shows the quality of each measurement so that you judge on the evidence.
Before a deadline, after exertion, between two appointments: your clients practise moving from one state to another and see it in their figures.
You already practise slow breathing. NeuroEcho tells you what it does for you, and helps you get there faster.
Sixty seconds, still and natural. NeuroEcho learns the person's baseline level, on that day.
The music follows the state continuously. Harmonics grow richer, space widens, then a melody emerges when the calm lasts.
A summary written in plain language, with the session curve, to export as PDF or send by email.
The camera is enough to start. The Muse 2 EEG headband adds the brain's electrical activity and its waves, and the iHealth Air PO3M oximeter a pulse measured at the fingertip, with its tachogram.
Read the scientific paper: algorithm, constants and research hypotheses
Included, nothing to buy
Optional, on Android and computer
With the Muse 2: Alpha relaxation, Concentration through the beta to theta ratio, Full calm, which combines the headband and the camera, EEG dynamics, where brief breaks in the music underline changes in brain activity, and Full dynamics, which adds the micro-expressions and breathing read by the camera.
Works with the Muse 2 EEG headband
Resting on the forehead and behind the ears, the Muse 2 picks up the brain's electrical activity through four electrodes, 256 times per second. NeuroEcho filters this signal, sets aside blinks and jaw clenching, then breaks it down into five frequency bands.
During setup and calibration, the head drawn on screen shows the contact of each electrode, and the EEG trace scrolls live before your eyes: you know at once whether the headband is properly placed.
Delta1 to 4 Hz
Deep sleep. In an awake person, it often betrays movement.
Theta4 to 8 Hz
Drowsiness, daydreaming, deep letting go.
Alpha8 to 13 Hz
Calm wakefulness, eyes closed. It rises as we relax.
Beta13 to 30 Hz
Active attention, thinking, alertness.
Gamma30 to 45 Hz
Fast information processing. On a consumer headband, often mixed with muscle activity: NeuroEcho presents it as exploratory.
The Muse 2 is optional and connects from Chrome or Edge, on Android or a computer. It is a four-electrode consumer headband: it follows trends from one session to the next, it does not replace a clinical EEG and makes no diagnosis. The states associated with each band are general landmarks, not a reading of thoughts.
Works with the iHealth Air PO3M oximeter
Connect the iHealth Air PO3M oximeter over Bluetooth and the pulse measured at the fingertip takes over from the camera: more precise, it is unaffected by light or framing. During the session, a heart beats at the measured rate and the curve scrolls live.
At the end, the report draws the tachogram of the whole session: the pulse second by second on graph paper, its trend, SpO₂, and the figures that matter.
The oximeter is optional and connects from Chrome or Edge, on Android or a computer. It sends one pulse value per second: the resulting HRV follows trends and remains an approximation of ECG-based HRV.
At the end of the session, NeuroEcho writes a report anyone can understand: what changed, when, with which sound programme, and with what measurement reliability. Three practical tips prepare the next session.
The PDF is emailed in one tap. Over the sessions, the "What works for you" section reveals the music that works best for this person.
A phone, a tablet or a computer with a camera, and headphones. NeuroEcho installs like an app and keeps the screen on for the whole session.
€197one-time payment
At €65 per session, three guided sessions cover the purchase. Secure payment by SumUp, login details emailed straight away.
With the camera and Artificial Intelligence, optical analyses of the physiological state, compared with the person's baseline. With the Muse 2, the EEG activity of a four-electrode consumer headband.
NeuroEcho is a biofeedback and wellness tool. It is not a medical device, an examination or a diagnosis, and it does not replace medical advice.
Images stay on the device. Sessions are kept on the device. To write the report, only summarised figures, with no image and no identity, are transmitted.
No. A device with a camera and headphones are enough; noise-cancelling (ANC) headphones are recommended. The Muse 2 EEG headband and the iHealth Air PO3M oximeter are optional.
The application interface and the session reports are currently in French. The measurements, the music and the loop work the same way whatever your language, and the essential screens are visual: a sphere, gauges and a curve.
Yes with the camera, in Safari. The Muse 2 headband and the iHealth Air PO3M oximeter connect over Bluetooth from Chrome or Edge, on Android or a computer; they are not yet supported on iPhone and iPad.
Yes, through remote photoplethysmography: with each heartbeat, skin colour varies very slightly. NeuroEcho derives an estimate from it, displays a quality index, and pauses the music's adaptation when light or movement make the measurement insufficient. Soft light on the face and a steady device give the best results.
That is its intended use in practice: you start the session on your device, your client wears the headphones, and you hand them their report. Each session starts with its own calibration.
The image is analysed on the device and never sent. Sessions stay on the device. The report can be emailed and exported as PDF.
No. €197 once, and the access is yours.
NeuroEcho is purchased separately, including for NeuroSound clients: it is included neither in NeuroSound access nor in the Premium option. Order with the email address of your account: you can then sign in with the password received by email or with your usual NeuroSound password.
As soon as the payment is confirmed, the app opens in your browser and your login details are emailed to you.
€197 once. Your first session can start in five minutes.