Rainlayer: Immersive Rain

Name: Rainlayer: Immersive Rain
Rating: 1 (1 reviews)
Author: Franz Bruckhoff

By: Franz Bruckhoff App

Refined Audio Escape

Overview

Version:

3.1.1

Last updated: 2026-08-20

Ranking

#975,326 ▲ 209

Overall

Features & Capabilities

By Franz Bruckhoff, creator of Thunderspace, Windy & Co., trusted by millions for superior experiences

Immerse yourself in lifelike rain audio like never before. Rainlayer's genuine 3D rain recordings and cutting-edge technology create an instant escape from daily noise, delivering a premium audio sanctuary wherever you are. And now, in every room of your home.

KEY BENEFITS

Sleep & Relaxation • Fall asleep faster and transform restless nights into a more peaceful nighttime atmosphere • Immersive high-quality rain audio for headphones • Unwind with gentle rain that helps you feel more at ease

Focus & Productivity • Cut through mental noise, clear your mind, make smarter decisions • Stay in the zone with distraction-free ambient rain • Create your ideal focus environment, anytime, anywhere • Block distractions and sharpen your focus

Mental Reset & Mindfulness • Escape the noise and settle into mindful stillness with truly natural sound • Reset your mind after back-to-back meetings • Replace unwanted habits with calming, soothing sounds of rain • Reduce distractions and create a sense of mental stillness • Reboot quickly and boost your performance

KEY FEATURES

• Genuine 3D rain recordings from real-life nature: AI-free, never synthetic • Noise Scan: Rainlayer analyzes the noise around you and plays the rain that masks it best • Taptanium™-certified audio, mastered to perfection • Seamless Exploration: Intuitive mixing with smooth, natural transitions between soundscapes • Infinite Play: Loop your favorite rainscape endlessly for uninterrupted calm, sleep or work • Sleep Timer: Gently fade out to ease into peaceful sleep or end your session • Timer-End Gong: Choose a gentle tone to close out your timer • AirPlay 2: Stream rain to every room in your home • Lock Screen Controls: Manage your soundscape without unlocking your phone • Night Tint: Shift Rainlayer to a warm orange glow for evening sessions • Headphone-Optimized: Deep, immersive 3D sound for noise masking and tranquility • Cutting-edge technology & excellence by Taptanium™ Research

Get Rainlayer now and discover how genuine world-class rain audio can transform your sleep, focus, and productivity.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Franz Bruckhoff

Rating:

1.00

(1)

Version:

3.1.1 Last updated: 2026-08-20

Version code:

889944238

Creation date:

2025-04-24

Compatible devices:

Size:

44.64MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-29

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Ranking

# 975,326 ▲ 209

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Developed by:

Franz Bruckhoff

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rainlayer-immersive-rain/id6744941675

Website:

https://taptanium.com

User Reviews

The developer seems insistent on telling people they just don’t understand his vision, and left a response to my previous review completely oblivious to the point I was making, so let me try this again. All but one of this app’s features are gated behind a monthly subscription fee. There is no way to know if it actually does what it says on the tin until you start a recurring subscription. The one feature you do have access to is activated through what I would call an egregiously artsy “roll the dice” UI that only further hinders figuring out if this app is worth paying anything for. Subscription fees are harder to get refunded than one-time purchases. Further, say you do like the app and you subscribe for a year, but the developer doesn’t keep updating the app or adding any of the promised content. What do you get to keep for that $60 you paid out? An ambient audio “app” with a confounding UI that only makes sounds until your lock screen kicks in. Feels exceptionally scammy. What happens if you support this guy for years and then he just pulls the app from the store? You keep nothing. Sony can’t even get away with that without backlash. I don’t want your work for free. I’m willing to pay a premium for your art. I support many artists and devs monthly on Patreon and Ko-fi. But I have to know I’m getting what they claimed to be offering before I hand over my money. I’m not there to be anyone’s sugar daddy. I loved Thunderspace. I would have paid A LOT to purchase this Rainlayer app for a one-time fee. I would have made additional in-app purchases if new rain sounds were periodically offered. I would have even started a subscription to support the dev if I’d been able to confirm that any of the advanced features actually work for me, and if my subscription let me keep ANYTHING resembling a functional app if I eventually had to cancel. Maybe there are enough wealthy people out there with infinite money to throw away on “premium audio experiences” or whatever he called this. For the dev’s sake, I hope that’s true, because the only version of the app I can rate without paying a subscription fee is the terrible trial he chose to make available.

by Me*****, 2026-08-22

I have both versions of Windy and the amazing Thunderspace from this developer. I went so far as to try to use the Thunderspace/remote fan wind system several years ago, which was a brilliant concept but, I gather, too expensive to survive. But this new app…It sounds great, and I might even be willing to pay $60 to buy it (that’s what I came in prepared to do after reading the reviews). But as a one-time purchase, not a subscription. I can see that for, say, a yoga studio, or some other commercial establishment. But playing it out, spending $600 over ten years for this…when I still have Thunderspace for whatever it cost, wouldn’t be very responsible. Thunderspace is amazing, and worth a one-time $50 to me today. It’s too bad it’s been deep sixed by the dev.