Naturespace
Holographic Audio Theater LLC
Formerly Naturespace Holographic Audio, Naturespace: Relax Sleep Dream
Spatial nature recordings offered for relaxation, sleep and tinnitus sound masking.
What Naturespace does
Naturespace provides spatial recordings of natural environments, including steady water sounds that its publisher describes for tinnitus masking. Tracks are also organized around sleep and relaxation. You can buy individual recordings or choose a full-catalog subscription; the amount of content included with the free download is not specified.
How it compares
Natural recordings versus myNoise’s adjustable sound layers
Naturespace focuses on recorded natural environments. myNoise lets you shape layered soundscapes with sliders, while ReSound Relief combines sounds with tinnitus education and exercises.
Track purchases or a subscription rather than one unlock
Naturespace offers individual track purchases and a monthly all-access plan. myNoise uses a free selection with a one-time full-access unlock, so the purchase model is different.
Features
Tinnitus support
- Supported: Tinnitus sound library
- Supported: Sleep support content
- Supported: Tinnitus componentsSound library
Privacy & data
- Supported: Data storage1Device
- Application settings only; this is not a claim about all purchase or network metadata.
App Store ratings & reviews
Praise
- Many 2022–2026 reviewers used recordings for bedtime, relaxation, reading or masking environmental noise; some explicitly used them for tinnitus masking. Subjective changes in sleep, stress or symptoms are not clinical-effectiveness evidence.
- Sampled iOS reviews from 2022–November 2026 repeatedly enjoyed detailed, immersive nature recordings and their variety, often preferring particular rain, water or night tracks. These are listener preferences rather than independently measured sound quality.
Complaints
- Recent 2025–November 2026 comments objected to repeated rating prompts or wanted simpler track sorting, favorites, search and navigation. The opinions concern usability and are not proof that every described control is absent now.
- Several 2022–October 2025 reviewers wanted track previews before buying/downloading and objected when they could not find them. Some also disliked price increases or the subscription option. Current preview behavior and old purchase terms were not tested.
Mixed reports
- Reviews from 2022–January 2026 described lost or inaccessible prior purchases, often after changing hardware or during the subscription transition, and uneven support response. Other reviewers reported restored purchases or successful help. These are individual outcomes; neither a universal entitlement loss nor a universal fix is established.
- A November 2025 startup-crash cluster is followed by reviewers reporting their own recovery after an update or reinstall, including January/March 2026 confirmations. Older 2022–2023 worries that the app was abandoned are historical opinions, not its current lifecycle status.
- AirPlay/HomePod experiences differed: 2024–August 2026 reviewers reported trouble or missing controls, while February 2024 reviewers said AirPlay worked and one May 2025 comment tied it to a listening-mode setting. No present AirPlay compatibility claim is inferred.