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Support

Write to us with a question, a bug report or feedback.

Email

kokmentator@gmail.com

If the sound stopped or something looks broken, export diagnostics before you reload. The steps are below.

01

Include a diagnostics export

A local log, read by your own hand. Nothing here sends itself.

Export it before you reload or close Vartra. The log is kept in memory and clears when the app closes.

  1. 1

    Open Settings

    Tap or click Settings, the button with three lines at the top right of the Calm screen.

  2. 2

    Find Diagnostics

    Scroll to Diagnostics, below Data. Choose Export diagnostics, not Export data. The log appears in full, as text you can read.

  3. 3

    Copy it into your email

    Select all of the text, copy it, and paste it into your message.

What an export holds

Each entry is an event code, a level and a time since app start, never the time of day. Some entries add one number, or a short word or id, never free text.

{
"schemaVersion": …,
"app": { "name": "Vartra", "version": … },
"capacity": …, "count": …, "dropped": …,
"capabilities": { … },
"events": [
{ "t": …, "lvl": …, "code": …,
"n": …, "detail": … }
]
}

02

What Vartra does

Vartra plays three things you can switch on and off, alone or together.

  • Scene

    The room and its weather.

  • Tone

    Headphones on. Quiet by default.

  • Breath

    A circle and a soft sound guide.

If you don't buy, Vartra keeps working: the breath guide and one preset stay free forever.

Nothing is on sale yet. The demo at /try has the breath guide and Evening, the free preset, with nothing locked.

03

Privacy, in brief

Nothing you set or make in Vartra leaves this device. It loads only its own files, from its own address, and contacts no other server. Its build fails if the code names a server outside a short, reviewed list.

The playable demo at /try carries no counting of any kind.

Read the privacy policy