WHY HUSHESCAPE

A space for stillness. For everyone.

HushEscape began with a simple idea: finding a little comfort should not require a subscription.

This project also comes from my own experience of tinnitus. Some evenings I struggle to fall asleep in silence because the buzzing or whistling I hear feels too loud. Listening to a thunderstorm, the sea or other sounds personally helps me shift my attention to that background rather than the tinnitus, and fall asleep more peacefully. This is my personal experience, not a result promised to anyone using HushEscape.

For some people, silence means rest. For others, it can be difficult: people living with tinnitus, looking for a background to help them focus, or wanting a little company while studying, working or trying to rest. This space is for them too.

Choose continuous sounds, make your own mix, and accompany them with gentle light and moving landscapes. No ads, no forced breaks, and no features reserved for paying users.

There are plenty of paid apps. Not everyone can afford them, and the need for a more comfortable environment does not depend on income. I want HushEscape to remain available to people who cannot contribute.

HushEscape provides a personal sound environment. It is not a medical treatment and does not claim to cure tinnitus.

Share the same soundscape across up to 4 devices. Your phone, computer and TV browser join the same session: everyone can change scenes, sounds and session volume while keeping an independent local volume.

Essential statistics: we count page views and effect starts using a random identifier stored in your browser. We do not store IP addresses in these statistics or use advertising services. Detailed data is retained for 90 days. We respect the “Do Not Track” signal. We also measure quality level, average FPS and listening time to improve effect performance, without collecting device models or hardware specifications. The same identifier may also be stored in a first-party cookie to avoid counting page reloads as new visitors. We record only broad platform categories and audio/visual usage times, without identifying people.