Sound-led breathing pacer
The Breathing App
The Breathing App uses visual and sound cues to pace breathing. Its current listing separates free resonance and kids ratios from paid options, so older descriptions of a completely free app need that qualification.
By Breathing App, LLC · Sources checked
When it may fit
Consider it if you want a repeatable pacing practice with little spoken instruction. Start by comparing the available ratios and timer limits with the routine you actually want to follow.
What it offers [1]
- Visual and sound pacing
- Background and screen-off playback
- Additional ratios and unlimited timers in premium
What to weigh up
A sound cue and a guided class offer different experiences. If changing ratios matters less than repeating one familiar rhythm, the free core may be the most relevant part to evaluate.
- Longer timers and additional ratios are paid features.
- Do not confuse this consumer app with similarly branded clinical products.
Provider practice guidance
A full contraindication list was not verified in the reviewed listing.
Sources & verification
Based on developer documentation and store listings, checked on 2026-09-25. We have not hands-on tested this app. Prices refer to the stated store or plan and may change. Unknown means unverified, not absent. Product images are publisher-supplied; their appearance may vary by platform or version.
- The Breathing App: US App Store listing — checked 2026-09-25