One-Shot Triggers
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Trigger Sequencer
Auto-play a sequence of triggers on a loop.
0.8s
ASMR Keyboard
Type Anything
Every key press produces a satisfying mechanical click.
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Click here and start typing on your keyboard
Bubble Wrap
Pop Every Bubble
Click or tap each bubble. The satisfying pop is guaranteed.
Surface Scratching
Scratch Different Surfaces
Hold or drag across each surface texture for continuous ASMR scratching sounds.
Singing Bowls
Strike a Singing Bowl
Each bowl resonates at a healing frequency. Strike it and let the tone wash over you.
ASMR Whisperer
Hear It Whispered
Type any text and hear it whispered in a soft, slow voice using your browser's speech synthesis.
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0.8
Quick Phrases
Your Own Triggers
Record a Custom Trigger
Record up to 10 seconds from your microphone and add it to your personal trigger board. Saved only in your browser — never uploaded.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are ASMR triggers?
Triggers are specific sounds or visuals — tapping, whispering, page turning, scratching, and dozens of others — that reliably produce the tingling, relaxing ASMR response in people who experience it. Different triggers work for different people, which is why this page offers a wide, interactive board rather than a single sound.
Why don't I feel anything when I play a trigger?
Around 20–30% of people don't experience ASMR at all, and even among those who do, sensitivity varies a lot by trigger type. Try several different categories — some people respond strongly to tapping but not whispering, or vice versa — and use headphones, since subtle texture is easy to miss on phone speakers.
Do I need headphones for triggers to work?
Headphones aren't required, but they make a real difference. Many triggers rely on close, textured, binaural-style detail that phone or laptop speakers flatten out, so the same sound can feel noticeably more effective through headphones.
Can I record and save my own custom trigger?
Yes — use the Record Custom Trigger tool to capture up to 10 seconds from your microphone. It's saved to your personal trigger board in your browser only and is never uploaded anywhere.
Are the triggers real recordings or synthesized?
The built-in trigger library is synthesized directly in your browser using the Web Audio API rather than streamed audio files, which keeps the page fast, works offline, and avoids licensing restrictions on real ASMR recordings.
Is it normal for a trigger to feel uncomfortable instead of relaxing?
Yes — this is usually misophonia rather than a problem with the trigger itself. Certain sounds (chewing, tapping, or repetitive mouth sounds) that relax one person can genuinely irritate another. If a trigger feels unpleasant, simply skip it; there's no benefit to pushing through discomfort.
Can I combine triggers with the Sound Mixer or Focus Mode?
Yes. Triggers are designed as short, focused clips for exploring what works for you, while the Sound Mixer and Focus Mode are built for longer ambient sessions. Many people use Triggers first to find their preferred sounds, then layer similar ones into a mix.
Are custom recorded triggers shared with other users?
No. Custom triggers you record stay entirely in your own browser's local storage — they are never uploaded, shared, or visible to anyone else, including us.
Do I need to sign up to use the trigger board?
No — there's no account, email, or payment required anywhere on the site. Every trigger, including the custom recorder, is free to use immediately.
Why do some triggers feel stronger after repeated listening?
Familiarity plays a role — some people report a stronger response once they know exactly what sound is coming, since anticipation itself can be part of the relaxation response. Others find the opposite happens (a trigger fading with overuse), so rotating between a few favourites often works best.