Vibro Yoga
The world's first vibroacoustic yoga studio. Low-frequency vibration through the floor, Dolby Atmos overhead, and a design language where the interface itself oscillates, settles and breathes — because vibration isn't the subject, it's the medium.
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Not performance. Just being.
Sound, made touch.
- 60 HzBuy the concept
One buyer, everything — trademarks (US · UK · EU), 60+ domains, the sound library and the method, whole.
Guide price $5M USD- 70 HzInvest
Not buying — backing. Growth capital to take a proven category of one worldwide, the founder staying on.
Equity · JV · revenue share- 80 HzConsultancy
Build your own vibroacoustic room with the inventor — from the shopping list to the first session.
Initiation from €45,000
The flagship: lie down, fully clothed, and receive low-frequency vibration and Dolby Atmos sound. No poses, no performance.
Slow floor-based stretches on a floor that hums — the studio's meditative middle path.
Fifty minutes of hot yoga, then thirty in the shower of sound — the combination nothing else offers.
Mat, towel, blanket, pillows, herbal tea, ginger shots — arrive with nothing.
The web design's rule: vibration IS the language — springs settle like plucked strings, dividers are waveforms, particles drift on sine paths.
Case study
The problem
The most valuable minutes of a yoga class are the last five — the ones where nobody is performing. Every studio treats them as an epilogue. The question was what happens if the whole product is built out of them, and the honest answer needed a room that did not exist anywhere.
What I did
Inventor and builder. I designed the floor construction, specified the transducers and the amplification, composed the sound library myself, defined the session formats, opened the studio and ran it — then built both websites: the operating studio site and the global brand site that offers the concept for sale.
- Concept
- Acoustic design
- Build
- Original composition
- Brand
- Trademark
- Photography
- Web
- Operations
Architecture
- Physical: a purpose-built floor of transducers and amplifiers under the mats inside a Dolby Atmos field. Twelve guests a session, low frequency through the body rather than at it.
- The method: ten modules covering the formats — the Vibration Shower, Vibro Yin, and hot-plus-frequency hybrids, 15 to 90 minutes.
- The IP: Vibro Yoga® registered in the US, UK and EU, a 60-domain estate assembled city by city, and the original sound library.
- Digital: vibroyoga.dk is the operating studio and books through Booking Bible. vibroyoga.com is a separate Next.js site whose entire interface is built on a settling spring — vibration as the design language, not the subject.
- A passphrase-gated data room behind a server action, so nothing of substance is ever sent to a browser that has not been let in.
Outcomes
- A world first, operating continuously in Christianshavn since 2024, with 300+ guests through group, private and corporate sessions.
- Grown entirely by word of mouth. It has never been advertised — which leaves the paid channel and the brand voice unwritten, and intact, for whoever takes it on.
- Trademarks granted in three jurisdictions before the concept was ever offered for sale.
Status
Operating. Offered for full acquisition at a $5M USD guide price, with investment or a licensed build from €45,000 as the alternatives.
In the ecosystem
Shares a roof with Hot Yoga Copenhagen and books through Booking Bible — and is the only project here offered for sale outright.
Opens in Christianshavn — a world first, built on transducers under the floor.
Site rebuilt in Next.js with the vibration motion system; booking through Booking Bible.
vibroyoga.com goes live — the whole concept offered as a single acquisition, guide price $5M USD.
Not performance.
Just being.
Why it exists
Every project starts the same way: something didn't exist in Copenhagen, so it got built. The story block is plain two-column editorial so long-form writing stays calm.
This one started with a floor, not a studio: low-frequency transducers under the mats and a room built backward from the vibration outward. No music, no cues to keep pace with — the sound design follows the body instead of leading it.
Built backward from a feeling
This one started with a floor, not a business plan: what if the deepest part of class — the last five minutes of stillness — were the whole product? The answer needed transducers, an acoustics-first room, and a brand honest enough to say: not performance, just being.