Issue 28About meVienna, autumn 2026Deutsch

wipsterd

Cover of the single Warm Rain, Distant Thunder: a dark room facing a window, rain and a small lightning bolt outside

The weather issue

First single out now. Rain, thunder and a Rhodes in the next room. Listen

After hours

What I build when the laptop should be closed.

Music · first single

Warm Rain, Distant Thunder

You sit facing an open window. The storm rolls across the sky in front of you, and a Rhodes plays quietly in the room behind your back. Mixed in Dolby Atmos, so on AirPods or a HomePod the thunder actually comes from somewhere.

Out now.

The Dolby Atmos master is being added on Apple Music and TIDAL right now. Until then they play the stereo version.

Then the album One Storm, from the Window on : one storm, twelve tracks, from the first drops to the last drip.

The rain and thunder are synthesised from scratch in code. The melodies are co-written with AI.

Sleep Places app icon: a house under a storm cloud at night

iPhone · iPad · Mac · Apple TV · Apple Watch · beta this winter

Sleep Places by wipsterd

A sleep app built on the same sounds. Pick a place, say how you feel, and it builds the night around you: rain on a cabin roof, a storm over the hills, the sea outside the window.

Every sound stands around you in Spatial Audio and stays put when you turn your head. The albums are mixed in Dolby Atmos. Describe a night in words and Apple Intelligence builds it.

5,99 € a month · 44,99 € a year, the first week free · 129,99 € once, forever. One purchase opens it on all your Apple devices and is shared with your family.

Join the beta
iPhone: a place: fireplace, crickets, owl iPhone: Magic: change a place in words iPhone: Mix: every sound as a glass that fills iPhone: where a sound stands around you iPhone: an album in Dolby Atmos iPhone: the tracks, Nature Only or With Music
Wardrobe app icon: three stacked bars in orange, grey and white

App · private for now

Wardrobe by wipsterd

Photograph your clothes once; every morning it puts together a look for today’s forecast. For now it runs on exactly one phone. Mine.

Hi, I’m Slava.

The person behind all of this.

Project manager by trade, from Siberia, now in Vienna. Offices, a mountain resort, a solar bus stop, and a lot of photos with good light.

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