Moon Meditation vs SAMADHI TIME

Moon Meditation is a beautifully simple app for quiet, unguided meditation. No talking, no narration — just a timer, soothing sound, and space to breathe at your own pace. Designed around the stillness of night, the meditation screen shows a moon that slowly waxes to full as your session progresses. Instead of a progress bar, watch the moon fill and stay with this moment. - Simple timer meditation • Presets of 5, 10, 15, 20, and 30 minutes, or set any length you like • A gentle bell marks the start and end of each session - Soothing sound • Nature and ambient sounds like waves, rain, and a crackling fire • Calm ambient music with soft melody • Background playback — the sound continues even with the screen off - Gentle habit building • See your day streak at a glance • Track total time with weekly and monthly charts • Today's status right on the home screen - Daily reminder • A quiet nudge at the time you choose, to help it become a habit - Made to fit you • Japanese and English • Light, dark, or follow-your-system theme - Privacy friendly • No account required • Your sessions and settings are stored only on your device • No cloud sync and no backend server Free to use. Find a moonlit moment of calm in your busy day. Note: This app is not intended for medical or therapeutic use.

SAMADHI TIME is a quiet space for shaping meditation, savasana, and moments of silence at your own pace. Choose time, cue sounds, and background sound, then begin a calm session. Meditation brings Prepare, Meditation, and Savasana together in one session. CUE lets you use your phone like an instrument to play a cue sound in a class or practice. No account or sign-in is required. There are no ads. Premium is a one-time purchase. It includes all 19 built-in sounds, CUE, and MY SOUNDS. With MY SOUNDS, you can add up to three of your own audio files, each up to 10 minutes and 500 MB. Added audio is processed on your device and is never uploaded to the cloud. Free users can try one CUE session with Tingsha. During that session, Tingsha can be played as often as needed.