Finding something to listen to
The Library tab is where everything you can listen to lives — meditations, music, podcasts and sleep sounds — plus the things you have saved and the ones you have made yourself. This is the tour, ending at the player.
Signed in. Browsing and playing need an account; what you save, download and generate is attached to it.
Steps
- 1
Open the Library tab.

You should see · Four category tiles ① across the top, then a shortcut to make your own meditation ②, your downloads ③, and rails of coaches and playlists further down.
What it means · The four categories are the whole catalogue split by what it is for, not by who made it. Everything below them is about you — what you saved, downloaded or generated.
- 2
Tap a category — Meditation, for example.

You should see · The full list for that category, with chips ① to switch to another one without going back, and a search box ②.
What it means · The chips mean you do not have to return to the Library tab to change your mind. Search looks across titles and coaches, so a coach's name finds everything they have recorded.
- 3
Tap anything in the list to open it.

You should see · The player, already loading the track. ① starts and pauses it, ② is the position — drag it to move within the track.
What it means · Tapping a row opens the player rather than a description page: there is no separate "details" screen to read first, because the thing you came for is the audio.
- 4
Look at the row of actions beside the title.

You should see · ① saves the track to your favourites, ② adds it to a playlist, ③ downloads it to this device, and ④ below the controls records a session while it plays.
What it means · Download ③ is the one worth knowing: a downloaded track plays with no connection at all, which is the difference between a meditation you can rely on and one that stalls halfway. Record ④ is what turns listening into a session that shows up in your history.
- 5
Open Downloads from the Library tab to see what is on the device.

You should see · Everything you have downloaded ①, or a note saying there is nothing there yet.
What it means · This is the offline shelf. Anything here plays in flight mode; anything not here needs a connection, however recently you listened to it.
How to tell it worked
- ✓You can reach any category from the Library tab in one tap.
- ✓Tapping a track opens the player and it begins loading.
- ✓A track you downloaded appears under Downloads.
Problems
A track stalls or will not start
Why · Streaming needs a connection, and a weak one shows up as a track that never begins.
Fix · Download the track first, then play it from Downloads — a downloaded track never depends on the network.
Something you listened to before is not in Downloads
Why · Listening does not download. Downloads only holds what you explicitly saved to the device.
Fix · Open the track and tap the download action on the player.
A category looks empty
Why · The list had not finished loading, or a search or chip filter is still applied.
Fix · Clear the search box and tap the "All" chip, then pull down to refresh.
