For panic — right now

Panic attack?Breathe through it.

When your chest is tight and your heart is racing, you need one technique that works — not a menu. Start here.

Free · No subscription required · Works offline
The problem

You know breathing helps. But mid-panic, which one?

Too many techniques, no guidance

When you're in distress, the last thing you want is a menu of 31 options and no idea which one fits.

Most apps give one generic pattern

One-size-fits-all breathing ignores whether you're panicking, wired, or wide awake at 3am.

You need it to work in minutes

Not after a long intro, a sign-up, or a subscription wall. Now.

How it works

Three steps to the right technique

01

Tell the app how you feel

Pick your current state and the state you want — about five seconds.

02

Get your match

The app selects from 31 techniques based on what you chose.

The only app that does this
03

Follow the visualizer

An animated guide with audio and haptics. No counting, no guessing.

The technique

The physiological sigh

The fastest reset known to science: two inhales stacked, then a long, slow exhale. It offloads carbon dioxide and signals your body to stand down.

  1. Inhale through your nose until your lungs feel about full.
  2. Take a second short sip of air on top, to fully inflate.
  3. Let it all out slowly through your mouth, longer than the inhale.
  4. Repeat one to three times. Most people feel the shift within a minute.
31 techniques

One for every feeling

Not a generic breathing app. Each technique is matched to a specific need.

Panic attack

Physiological sigh

Double inhale, long exhale. The fastest reset known to science.

Sleep

4-7-8 breathing

Slows heart rate and quiets racing thoughts before bed.

Stress

Box breathing

Equal counts in, hold, out, hold. Used by Navy SEALs.

Focus

Cyclic breathing

Controlled activation before deep work or a presentation.

Energy

Bellows breath

A natural stimulant — replaces the afternoon coffee.

Anxiety

Coherent breathing

Five seconds in, five seconds out. Maximises heart rate variability.

Questions

Common questions

Is it really free?
Yes. The core features are free, with no subscription needed.
Does it work for panic attacks?
Yes. Select “panic” and the fastest technique surfaces immediately.
Do I need to create an account?
No account needed. Open the app and breathe.
How is this different from Calm or Headspace?
Those are meditation platforms. This is a breathing tool — fast, specific and mood-matched. No other app does the mood-to-technique matching.
Does it work offline?
Fully offline. Everything runs on-device, with no loading screens.

The right breath is one tap away.

Free download. Works in seconds. No account required.

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