Welcome to Innovibe. This short primer explains the few ideas you need to get the most out of the Client app. Once you see how the pieces fit together, using Innovibe day to day is mostly just opening the app at the right times.
Your Practitioner sets up a plan for you, and Innovibe takes care of delivering it.
You don't build the plan yourself. You don't decide when or how often to listen. All of that is already agreed with your Practitioner - the app just makes it easy to follow.
Your Practitioner is the person overseeing your care on Innovibe. They are the one who invited you, who picks the Innovibe Frequencies for you, and who adjusts or ends Schedules when needed. On the Client app you can see your Practitioner and how to reach them.
A Track is an audio Innovibe Frequency. Every Track has a name (the Innovibe Frequency itself), a potency (the strength), and a short code. You don't pick Tracks yourself - your Practitioner does - but the name and potency show up on every Schedule and Session so you always know what you're listening to.
A Schedule is the plan your Practitioner creates for you. It says play this Track, every N hours, for N days. A Schedule can be a Regular plan for ongoing care, or an Emergency plan for an acute situation that needs a quick burst of listening.
In the Client app you'll see your active Schedules and your past ones. Each Schedule shows:
A Session is one specific listening event. Innovibe generates them automatically from the Schedule - you never create Sessions yourself.
When a Session is due, the Client app shows it on your home screen with a Listen button. Tap it, the Track plays, and once it's finished Innovibe marks the Session as completed.
Your Practitioner can attach instructions to a Schedule - a note like "take 10 minutes of quiet after listening" or "do this before breakfast". Instructions show up on the Schedule detail so you have them handy while you listen.
The app marks each Schedule as either Regular or Emergency. They look almost the same; the difference is pacing:
If you see an Emergency Schedule appear in your app, it's because your Practitioner has decided you need frequent, short-interval listening for the next 24 hours.
You do:
Innovibe does:
Your Practitioner can pause, resume, or end a Schedule at any time, and create new ones. You don't need to do anything when that happens - the app just updates.
The typical first week of using Innovibe looks like this:
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