Soaak

Name: Soaak
Rating: 4.03 (354 reviews)
Author: Soaak Technologies, Inc.

By: Soaak Technologies, Inc.

Enhance Your Wellness Journey with Clinically Curated Sound Frequencies

Features & Capabilities

Experience a revolution in health and wellness with the Soaak Chrome extension. Soaak combines clinically curated sound frequency compositions with advanced technology, including a Virtual Health Concierge powered by AI for customized wellness guidance. Sync your health wearables to receive tailored recommendations based on your biometric data. Engage in friendly competition with family and friends through interactive leaderboards, and enjoy the unique Dual Audio feature that layers soothing sound frequencies alongside your favorite audio content.

Soaak also offers Mindful Intentions™ for daily affirmations, 21-day expert-led programs for personal growth, and useful tools like calendar reminders and a gratitude journal. Trusted globally with over 20 million minutes of digital health services delivered, Soaak is clinically backed, user approved, and designed to rejuvenate your mind and body effectively. Start your personalized wellness journey today and embrace tranquility through innovative sound therapy.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App AI

By:

Soaak Technologies, Inc.

Downloads:

66,969 36

Rating:

4.03

(354) 0.02

Version:

1.6.14 Last updated: 2026-05-30

Version code:

216

Creation date:

2022-01-19

Publisher country:

Permissions:

android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION Very high risk
android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION Very high risk
android.permission.ACTIVITY_RECOGNITION High risk
android.permission.BODY_SENSORS High risk
android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE High risk
android.permission.WRITE_CALENDAR High risk
android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE High risk
android.permission.health.READ_HEART_RATE High risk
android.permission.health.READ_HEART_RATE_VARIABILITY High risk
android.permission.health.READ_SLEEP High risk

Size:

104.16MB

Email:

in*****@soaak.com

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 256,769 ▼ 1,003

Other platforms

Soaak (v2.1.8)

4.50

(302)

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Soaak Technologies, Inc.

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.soaak

Email:

in*****@soaak.com

Website:

https://soaak.com/

User Reviews

Users praise Soaak for its effective healing sound frequencies, helpful programs, and the ability to play audio alongside other apps. However, many report frequent crashing and bugs, especially on Android devices, with problems in background playback and download features. The subscription price is considered high, and some users face issues with activation and refunds. Customer support is generally responsive, and the free trial is appreciated. Overall, the app offers valuable sound therapy but needs improvement in stability and affordability.

Pros

Effective sound frequencies for anxiety, focus, sleep, and healing.
Ability to play frequencies alongside other audio apps.
Helpful and responsive customer support.
Wide variety of frequencies and 21-day programs available.
Free trial available to experience the app before subscribing.

Cons

App frequently crashes and is buggy, especially on Android.
Subscription cost is high and not affordable for everyone.
Download and playback features sometimes malfunction or disappear.
App struggles with stability in background operation.
Issues with membership activation and refund responsiveness.

Recent reviews

If you are going to invest in an app for your mental health, this is a very difficult recommendation. You can purchase an app like Calm for around $80 a year, while this app is around $30 a month. The research behind many of the frequencies are questionable at best as well. Sleep and anxiety appear to be well-supported by research, but everything else has severe limitations. I'd stay away.