Startup company oMoo is revolutionizing the way people experience music by turning it into a tactile experience. Through the use of haptic technology, the app translates music into real-time vibrations that users can feel through their smartphones. Not only is the app making music more accessible for people with hearing impairments, but it also offers a unique sensory experience for anyone interested in exploring new ways to engage with music.
The app, created by Jemmy Lee, offers a customizable experience with five haptic styles and unlimited intensity levels to choose from. Users can experience haptic versions of songs from Apple Music and SoundCloud, as well as import their own music. Premium options are also available for those seeking extra features.
Originally launched as Tempo-Pulse, the app has been rebranded as oMoo and is available for free on the iPhone. Premium subscriptions are available for $3.99 a month, $29.99 a year, or $99.99 for lifetime access.
oMoo joins a growing trend of sensory technologies in music, aiming to make music more inclusive and accessible to all. As the popularity of apps and devices that offer unique music experiences continues to grow, oMoo is at the forefront of creating innovative ways for people to connect with their favorite songs.
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