
About
This app offers a guided breathing experience with unique soundscapes designed to promote calm, focus, and better sleep. It utilizes binaural beats and Tibetan singing bowls that sync with your breath, creating a personalized audio environment for relaxation.
What's New in Orin
1.03
September 4, 2026
Fixed subscriptions not activating for some users, plus audio and stability improvements.
Subscription plans
Orin Unlimited Monthly
Full access to every intention and Drift sleep mode
User reviews
FAQ
What are the main intentions offered by Orin?
Orin offers four distinct intentions: Calm and Ground, Release Stress, Sharpen Focus, and Deep Rest. Each intention features a unique breath pace, tone, and binaural frequency tailored to its purpose.
How long are the sessions in Orin?
Session lengths in Orin can be adjusted from 3 to 20 minutes, allowing users to find a duration that fits their schedule and needs for relaxation or focus.
Does Orin require an account to use?
No, an account is not required to use Orin. Your first full session is free, and you can explore its basic features without needing to sign up.
What is the 'Drift' sleep mode in Orin?
Drift is a specialized sleep mode that gradually fades the soundscape and visuals to silence by the end of the session. This helps users drift off to sleep without disruptive looping sounds.
What are the subscription options for Orin Unlimited?
Orin Unlimited is available with two subscription plans: $3.99 per month or $39.99 per year. Both plans include a 7-day free trial.
Is Orin suitable for children?
Orin has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users including children. It is designed to support relaxation and focus.
How often is Orin updated?
The latest version of Orin is 1.03, and it was last updated on September 4, 2026. This indicates a relatively recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
Does Orin provide medical advice?
Orin supports relaxation and focus but is not medical care and does not replace a doctor or therapist. It is a tool for well-being, not a substitute for professional medical treatment.




