Odysound - Spatial Soundscapes

Name: Odysound - Spatial Soundscapes
Rating: 4.6 (531 reviews)
Author: Sez SAS

By: Sez SAS App

Immersive Audio & Dolby Atmos

Overview

Version:

2.4.4

Last updated: 2026-01-14

Ranking

#77,651 ▼ 420

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Odysound delivers immersive Dolby Atmos spatial soundscapes for sleep, relaxation, and focus. A library of 100+ authentic environments crafted by film-industry sound designers in certified post-production facilities invites you to travel to real or imagined places through high-fidelity audio.

Regular updates keep the collection fresh: new content uploaded continuously and existing soundscapes refreshed with new versions. Experience a true 360° experience on headphones or home theater, using Dolby Atmos and 5.1 surround sound to shape your mood and mindfulness.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Music & Audio Entertainment

By:

Sez SAS

Rating:

4.60

(531) 1 new ratings

Version:

2.4.4 Last updated: 2026-01-14

Version code:

880411671

Creation date:

2019-12-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

183.05MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-17

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Ranking

# 77,651 ▼ 420

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Developed by:

Sez SAS

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/odysound-spatial-soundscapes/id1442296911

User Reviews

Odysound’s reviews repeatedly praise the immersive, high‑quality soundscapes and their sleep/relaxation benefits, including diverse fantasy-style environments. The major recurring drawbacks are reliability and connectivity problems (crashes, background playback stopping, and offline/download failures), platform compatibility issues (macOS/tvOS), and UX/pricing frustrations (no now‑playing button, no per-track purchases, and subscription costs). Users want greater stability, offline access, better playback controls, and alternative pricing options.

Pros

The app delivers immersive, high‑quality ambient soundscapes, including fantasy and sci‑fi environments, that feel very well produced.
Excellent for sleep, relaxation, meditation, and anxiety relief, with sounds that help users unwind.
Strong spatial sound design and sound placement, especially when using headphones, creating convincing environments.
Wide variety of scenes beyond nature, offering imaginative, story-like soundscapes.

Cons

Stability and reliability issues across devices: frequent crashes (including on Mac Sequoia 15.5) and playback dropouts, especially when playing downloaded files.
Persistent connectivity/offline problems: 'no internet connection' prompts and downloaded content failing to play offline, despite having internet access.
Platform compatibility and device-specific problems: issues on tvOS Apple TV and general platform inconsistencies (macOS, tvOS, iPhone) that hinder usage.
Playback UX gaps: missing now playing button, non-auto-start of tracks, inability to set up playlists, and frustration when browsing stops playback.
Pricing model concerns: heavy subscription costs with demand for per-track purchases or a lifetime option; many users feel it's overpriced.

Recent reviews

could use more sounds but it does help me sleep. I love that you can have it over lap with my spotify and harmonize the 2.

by jd*****, 2026-03-12

The sounds are amazing. However, the App is a bit clunky. It will sometimes stop playing in the background. And I just recently discovered that it will not easily work in offline mode even though I have several sounds downloaded. It kept crashing when I tried to play one of my downloaded sounds. Not great when you’re in an airplane. While I don’t regret subscribing for one year, I don’t think I will renew for a second year. It’s been several months since new sounds were added (well, some white noise static sounds were added but those aren’t why I signed up). But the soundscapes that do exist are lovely. I think if I could pay a flat fee for unlimited access to my favorites AND choose my own player — kind of like buying a song on iTunes —I would do that.