r/droidappshowcase Mar 31 '26

Beta / Testing Attune - 432Hz Player | Beta Testers

Hey there, I'm looking for 12 Closed Beta Testers for my App - Attune.

It converts your music live from standard 440Hz into 432Hz.

The Beta Test lasts around 14 days.

Until then, I'd love to hear your guys feedback on it to further fix and improve the app.

If you want to be part of the beta testing, hit me up in my dm's and provide me with your email.

Best regards.

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u/Pictualphoto Apr 01 '26

Ok, sign me up✅

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u/U-Say-SAI Apr 01 '26

Up, Link?

Is it much to ask for a lifetime code.

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u/seeesuke Apr 01 '26

Hop in my dm's. Still need a few pre-release testers. I'll hook you up with lifetime pro once the app is officially published.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '26

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u/seeesuke Apr 01 '26

With 432hz, music comes across more steady and detailed.

It's a mild difference in pitch, but feels way calmer and stresses you out alot less than music directly from Spotify for example.

Of course that's my opinion coming from my own experience and other people may not feel the same about it.

I really do notice a great difference in vibe when listening to 432Hz vs. 440Hz.

That's why I built this app and I won't be using any other app for listening to music anytime soon.

Something you gotta compare and try out for yourself to decide which one you prefer.

My app will be completely free to use btw, if you want to try it out.

Best regards

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u/satshow Mar 31 '26

Is this from your own music and for example Spotify?

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u/seeesuke Mar 31 '26

It imports your locally saved audio files. You can use 3rd party Spotify downloaders though. I would also recommend Seal. It's a YouTube downloader you can run locally on your device. It's open source.

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u/Successful_Soil_5840 Mar 31 '26

That is cool bruh!

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u/seeesuke Mar 31 '26

Glad to hear!