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Quick start

This is the whole dashboard. Nine things to know, and then you can find anything on it.

The Mindspace dashboard on a laptop: a sidebar of players down the left, a row of knowledge base buttons across the top, a welcome card holding the How to guides row, and rows of favourite tiles beneath12345678

The short version: the sidebar is where you go, the two button rows are where you learn, and the tiles at the bottom are yours.

The Mindspace dashboard on a phone: a menu button top left, account icons top right, a greeting card, the knowledge base row, and the welcome card holding the How to guides row1236

Tap 2 and the sidebar slides over

The sidebar open on a phone, showing four groups: the offline player and its install button, then the six players, then the Therapist Green Room, then Royalty Free Music and Licensing578ABCD
  1. A

    Offline

    The offline player, and the button that puts it on your home screen. On its own at the top because it is what you reach for when there is no signal.

  2. B

    The players

    Six of them, each doing a different job. Stem mix to build the sound yourself, Journey to let it run.

  3. C

    Therapist Green Room

    Seven albums, for your own listening between clients. Not a session tool.

  4. D

    Royalty free and licensing

    A separate library of forty hour-long tracks you may use in your own recordings, and the licence that covers them.

The short version: the sidebar is where you go, the two button rows are where you learn, and the tiles at the bottom are yours.

  1. 1

    How to guides β€” for doing

    Inside the welcome card. Setting up, working offline, which player suits which session. Start here is the first one.

  2. 2

    The sidebar β€” everywhere you can go

    Every player lives here, in groups. On a phone it is behind the menu button, top left.

  3. 3

    Knowledge base β€” for understanding

    What binaural beats are, choosing a frequency, and the rest. Reading, not doing. It scrolls sideways.

  4. 4

    Your favourites, by player

    A row for each player. They begin as suggestions and become yours β€” heart a track and it moves to the front of its row.

  5. 5

    Offline Player β€” first, and on its own

    At the top, apart from the rest, because it is what you reach for when there is no signal. Add it to your home screen and it opens without one.

  6. 6

    Your account, and the connection light

    The left one is not a button β€” it shows whether you are online and how many tracks are saved to this device.

  7. 7

    Royalty Free Music

    A separate library of forty hour-long tracks, licensed for your own recordings. Session music from the players is not part of it.

  8. 8

    Licensing

    What you may do with the royalty-free tracks, and what happens to work you have already published.

  9. 9

    Across your devices

    Favourites, playlists and mixes follow your account everywhere. Audio saved for offline use stays on the device that saved it.