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A daily reset for your nervous system

Come back to yourself every day

Lower stress, improve emotional balance, increase energy, focus and motivation with a personalized weekly nervous system regulation program.

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The Weekly Plan Description screen: around 30 minutes a day, the seven-day strip, the Plan Summary row, and three practices with their labels and minutes

How it works

  1. Day one

    Start with you

    Answer 21 questions about how you think, feel and react, once.

    Three question cards from the personality assessment
  2. Weekly check-in

    Rate your past week

    Rate your stress, emotional balance, energy, focus and motivation.

    The weekly check-in screen, "How did this past week feel?", with sliders from 0 to 10 for stress and emotional imbalance, the energy slider starting below
  3. Weekly program

    Your week, explained

    From 4 modalities and 62 techniques, Breathtaking builds your weekly program: one to three practices a day, 5 to 60 minutes.

    The Plan Summary: the five scores in points, what this week is mostly about and why, and the planned outcome

There’s no one else quite like you

There’s no one else quite like you, and no nervous system quite like yours. What relaxes one person can disturb another. Your personality isn’t a problem to fix. It’s the best guide to which practices will work for you.

Breathtaking starts with who you are, then listens, every week, to how you’re doing, and shapes your days from both: the practices that reach you, and what this week needs.

That’s how practice becomes something you keep, and how, week by week, the numbers you rate begin to move. Healing is never one size fits all. It fits you.

Read the full guide to nervous system regulation

A clinical perspective

The practices in Breathtaking have published research behind them.

See the research behind the techniques

“Breathtaking is a beautifully designed nervous system regulation application that makes self-regulation feel practical and achievable. I appreciate its personalized approach and evidence-informed practice. It’s a powerful daily tool for building emotional resilience and psychological clarity.”

Bianca Hur, PsyD, Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Bianca Hur, PsyD

Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Hur Psyche, Irvine, CA

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From people using it

“I love that this app gets to know me and chooses exercises specifically for me and my personality. It can be overwhelming to figure out what I need on my own, it’s nice to have it chosen for me.”

Danierin722

Five stars on the App Store

“Been stressed out lately and started using this for like 10 mins in the morning. Its not just random meditations it actually builds you a plan based on how you’re doing. Sleeping better already, which is saying something.”

Lesley T.

Five stars on Google Play

“My friend told me to try this and I was skeptical not gonna lie. The personality testing at the beginning was actually pretty cool though felt like it was paying attention. The breath work itself it’s legit calming tho.”

Lakocerej

Five stars on the App Store

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Here’s what a week looks like

Home screen

The home screen: Weekly Plan Progress at 3 of 7, and the Daily Practice Overview with today’s three practices, two of them ticked, and the button to start
Today’s practices, picked for you.

Video practice

The Box Breathing practice page: the guided video, its duration of about 13 minutes, and the description
Breathwork, meditation and movement as guided videos.

Journaling practice

The CBT Thought Log: the first step answered, the open question with an answer typed in, and the questions still to come
Journaling, one question at a time.

Weekly plan

The Weekly Plan Description: around 30 minutes a day, the seven-day strip, the Plan Summary row, and three practices with their labels and minutes
Seven days planned ahead.

Plan summary

The Plan Summary: the change in each of the five scores since last week, what this week is mostly about, and the planned outcome
One check-in a week builds next week’s program.

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A few weeks in, you’re someone who practices

The Progress screen: five lines, one per score, across seven weekly check-ins
Your five scores, week by week.

Make room for yourself

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