A contemplative app for Android, iPhone and the web
Breath keeps a quiet count of the breaths left in your day. Hold a name, and one of them goes to someone you’re thinking of. No messages. No reply expected.
Free · No ads · No tracking · Google Play coming soon
For today
Read the idea behind Breath →“The trouble is, you think you have time.”
Popularly attributed to the Buddha; from Jack Kornfield, Buddha’s Little Instruction Book (1994)
An old yogic teaching counts a life not in years, but in breaths, and Buddhist practice returns to the breath as the most present thing we have. To notice one passing is to notice a little of a life passing with it. Breath borrows that attention, gently.
Read the idea behind Breath →How it works
Share a link over WhatsApp or anywhere. When they open it, you’re connected. No phone numbers, no contact uploads.
A ring fills as you hold. Let go to cancel. Each gift costs one of your own breaths, which is what makes it sincere.
They see that you spent a breath on them. They can just smile, or breathe one back. There is no thread to keep up.
No email, phone number or password. Only the people you connect with can see you.
No feeds, likes, streaks or ads. Nothing asks for your attention except the people you love.
Block anyone, and they won’t be told. Delete your account and everything with it, any time. Privacy policy
Spend one well.