SoundBath.co

A national guide to sound baths, meditation and breathwork, refreshed every morning.

Client
My own product
Year
2026
What I did
Product design, brand and build
Scale
About 2,000 upcoming sessions in 58 US cities, as of October 2026
The SoundBath.co homepage: 'A little less noise. A little more you.' over a photo of people resting on a hillside, with a search for city and experience

The problem

Sound baths are listed everywhere and nowhere: on studio websites, ticketing platforms and community calendars. Nothing gathered them in one place.

How it works

Every morning SoundBath.co gathers upcoming sessions from studios and event platforms, files them by city and drops the ones that have passed. Organizers can claim a listing and edit it, and buy a featured spot when they want more reach. Each practitioner gets a page with everything they have coming up.

It's a guide, not a ticket seller: every booking link goes back to the original listing.

The homepage listings: filters by kind, place and date, 1,997 experiences across 58 cities, featured sessions, and today's sessions as cards
Every listing, filed by kind, place and date
An event page for Aloka's Sound Lab with Graham Slick, with tickets on the organizer's page
An event page, this one for an Aloka session. Tickets stay with the original listing.
The Cities page: 'Where the quiet is.' with every city grouped by state and a count of upcoming gatherings
Every city, by state
The practitioners directory, with search and filters
A page for everyone holding a session
The Portland page on a phone: 'Sound Baths & Meditation in Portland'
Portland, on a phone

Built to be found

Every event page reads without JavaScript and carries the details search engines understand: the dates, the place, the price and the people holding the session.

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