Box breathing
Four equal sides. The steadiest rhythm there is.
Breathwork for anxiety & panic
Your phone holds the rhythm — a pulse you feel instead of numbers you follow. And the crisis session is free. Always.
Free on the App Store · iPhone, iOS 16+ · No account needed for the crisis session
Pulse — crisis grounding
No account, no subscription, no paywall. Three minutes of guided grounding when the wave hits, and a direct line to a helpline if you want one. Nobody should see a payment screen on their worst day.
Three minutes. Then a helpline, if you want it.
ThothMind is a grounding tool, not a substitute for professional care. If you are in danger, contact emergency services.
Close your eyes. The haptic motor pulses on every phase change, so there is nothing to watch and nothing to count.
Four equal sides. The steadiest rhythm there is.
Two short breaths in, one long out. The fastest reset.
Long hold, longer exhale. For the hour before sleep.
Five breaths a minute. Heart and breath fall into step.
Short, sharp exhales. Instead of a second coffee.
The exhale keeps getting longer. The body follows.
Every technique ships with when not to use it.
GuidesSerenity
Pause, and the voice waits. Resume, and it picks up mid-sentence. Six adaptive techniques — body scan, focused attention, loving-kindness, visualization, open awareness and NSDR — shaped by how you checked in today.
Every session ends with a closing: one line from Serenity, the day sealed.
Ten soundscapes, a Serenity whisper, and a timer that fades everything out.
Binaural beats for the work, a timer for the shape of it.
Real people, same moment, same rhythm.
The mood flow, the hardest day, the small lift.
The crisis session, the check-in, and one session of each kind a day are free — forever. Premium removes the daily limit.
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3-day free trial
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about $1.15 a week
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“Nobody should hit a payment screen on their worst day.”
ThothMind took 24 builds and 5 App Store rejections. Every breathing app I tried wanted my eyes on a ring and a countdown, which is the last thing you can do when your chest is tight. So the rhythm went into the haptic motor, and the crisis session went outside the paywall for good.
Crisis grounding is free, forever. The rest is breathwork your phone paces for you.