Breathe Slow vs DeepBreath

Breathe Slow — Calm your mind with guided breathing exercises. No accounts. No subscriptions. No distractions. Just open the app, pick a technique, and breathe. Whether you're feeling stressed, anxious, or simply need a moment to reset, Breathe Slow guides you through proven breathing techniques with soothing visual animations and real-time phase guidance. 8 Breathing Techniques Diaphragmatic Breathing — Everyday belly breathing for natural stress relief Box Breathing — The 4-4-4-4 technique used to build focus and composure 4-7-8 Breathing — A natural tranquilizer for the nervous system Coherent Breathing — Synchronise your heart and nervous system with 5 breaths per minute Extended Exhale — Activate your rest response with a longer exhale Alternate Nostril Breathing — Ancient yogic technique for balance and clarity Physiological Sigh — Rapidly reduce stress with a double inhale and long exhale Pursed Lip Breathing — Slow, controlled breathing to ease shortness of breath Visual Guidance Each technique features a calming animation that expands and contracts in sync with your breath — so you can simply follow along without counting seconds in your head. Simple by Design For educational and wellness purposes only — not a substitute for medical advice.

DeepBreath guides you through Wim Hof-inspired breathing cycles — systematic rounds of controlled hyperventilation followed by precise breath retention — designed to boost energy, sharpen focus, and build stress resilience. HOW IT WORKS Each session consists of configurable rounds of deep, rhythmic breaths followed by a breath-hold (retention) phase and a brief recovery breath. The app tracks your retention time each round and shows your progress over time. KEY FEATURES • Configurable rounds (1–10) and breaths per round (20–50) • Real-time animated breathing guide with phase cues • Haptic feedback synced to your breath rhythm • Ambient sound options: Silence, Rain, Binaural Beats, Pink Noise, Tibetan Bowl • Session history with charts (daily count, retention trend) • Structured programs: 7-Day Beginner, 14-Day Intermediate • Siri integration — start a session hands-free • Daily reminder notifications SAFETY NOTICE Controlled hyperventilation causes real physiological changes including reduced blood CO₂, lightheadedness, and tingling. Always practice seated or lying down. Never practice while driving, in water, or standing. Consult a physician if you have cardiovascular disease, epilepsy, or are pregnant.