About Wooden Fish
Wooden Fish brings the act of striking the wooden fish to the web or an app. No tool or special place needed—just open and strike. With rhythm and a bit of ritual, it helps you slip into a calmer mode.
What is a wooden fish?
A traditional East Asian percussion instrument often used in temples. Carved from wood and hollow for resonance, it creates a crisp, steady “thump” that many find centering.
Why is there a "wooden fish"?
Modern life is busy. A light tool you can use anytime, anywhere can bring quick focus and relief. Strike manually or turn on “Auto strike” for a steady cadence.
How to get the most out of it
Basics
- Click the wooden fish to make sound, or press Space.
- Enable Auto strike for a stable rhythm—great for breathing or meditation.
- For deeper focus, wear headphones and lower ambient noise.
Tips
- Rest your attention on the rise and fall of sound and your breath. If you drift, gently return.
- Don’t chase counts. Aim for a steady, clear present. Small, consistent practice works best.
- Use it before bed, during breaks, or to shift gears before/after study or work.
What it brings
- Fewer distractions and a calmer mind
- A steady rhythm for meditation and breathing
- Softer tension, steadier mood
- A simple ritual that makes focus easier
A final word
We hope this gives you a gentle, open space. No strict rules—just strike whenever you need a bit of quiet. Return to your intent, and begin again.