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Aun Breath

A strategy for dealing with a chaotic world.

  • Coming to the App Store
  • Coming to Google Play

Coming soon to iPhone and Android.

Why I made it

[Why you made it, in your words. Not a wellness product: a strategy for dealing with a chaotic world.]

[A second paragraph, if you want one.]

What it does

  • Follow the ring.

    The ring grows as you breathe in and settles as you breathe out. Eyes closed is fine.

  • Or just begin.

    Seventeen exercises come built in, from Box to Wim Hof. Tap one and it starts.

  • Build any breath.

    Chain inhales, holds and exhales, add breaks and alerts, grow each round.

  • A background that breathes.

    Quiet photos and slow effects that move with your breath, or plain paper.

  • Bring your own music.

    Add tracks from Files, a link or your computer. They play under your session.

  • No accounts.

    No sign up, no tracking, no ads. Everything you make stays on your phone.

Inside the app

The library: the last session, favourites and every exercise from A to Z.The library: the last session, favourites and every exercise from A to Z.
Your library, A to Z
A Wim Hof session: the ring, the word in, the breath count and the coach line.
A session, stage by stage
The rhythm editor: the parts of a breath, how many rounds and how each round grows.
Shape your own breath
A Box breathing session over the Mist background.A Box breathing session over the Mist background.
Mist, one of seven backgrounds

Go gently. Aun Breath is not a medical device and doesn't treat anything. Stop if you feel dizzy or unwell. Never practise fast breathing or long holds while driving, in or near water, or anywhere you could fall. If you're pregnant or have a heart, lung or seizure condition, ask your doctor first.

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