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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.

Who can use this

Signed in. Browsing and playing need an account; what you save, download and generate is attached to it.

Steps

  1. 1

    Open the Library tab.

    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. 2

    Tap a category — Meditation, for example.

    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. 3

    Tap anything in the list to open it.

    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. 4

    Look at the row of actions beside the title.

    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. 5

    Open Downloads from the Library tab to see what is on the device.

    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.