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Less, but better.
If a feature does not directly serve the next breath, it does not belong.
01 The Idea
Open the app. Tap one button. You're meditating.
Most apps put a library, a quiz, and a wall of options between you and the practice. Mindvolve does not. Streaks and reminders exist for people who want them — off by default, never uninvited. It is a silent timer for a human practice, small enough to fit in the pause between two thoughts.
02 The App
Take a moment to settle.
Duration15 min
BellOff
ToneSilent
12:43
Well done.
8 seconds of stillness.
03 Why
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Silence is UI.
White space, no copy, no chrome — these are not absences. They are design.
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Trust the user.
Streaks and reminders exist for those who want them — off by default. We will not gamify or streak-shame you into practice.
04
Honest celebration.
Eight seconds of stillness still counts.
04 Five ways to meditate
- Silent. A timer and a circle. Meditation in its purest form.
- Frequencies. Binaural beats and solfeggio tones — 432, 528, 396 Hz and others — for focus, calm, sleep, and deeper states.
- Breathing. Box, 4-7-8, Coherent, and Energizing patterns. The circle breathes with you so you do not have to count.
- Guided. Five short sessions for what you are carrying today — Stress, Sleep, Focus, Anxiety, Grounding.
- Manifestations. Affirmation-based sessions across six areas — Abundance, Love, Health, Career, Confidence, Peace.
05 What's inside
- A calendar of the days you sat — just dots, no shame.
- Optional streak count you can turn off the moment it feels like pressure.
- Apple Health sync, one toggle.
- Local-first by default. Sessions live on your device.
- Cloud sync and unlimited history with Pro — $9.99 a year.
06 What's not in Mindvolve
- No clutter. One screen does one thing. The breath stays in focus, not the interface.
- No sleep stories. No celebrity reading bedtime tales over soft piano. If you want to fall asleep, the silent timer or a low-frequency session will do it.
- No doom-scrolling library. No endless catalogue of sessions to browse before you sit. Every mode fits on one screen.
- No twenty-screen onboarding. No quiz, no goal-setting flow, no "we just need a few things first." Open the app, tap one button, breathe.
- No leaderboard pressure. Stillness is not a competition. No rank, no public score, no friend graph watching you sit.
- No streak-shaming. Miss a day. Miss a week. The next breath still counts the same. Streaks are optional and quiet by default.
- No uninvited notifications. The daily reminder is opt-in and arrives only at a time you choose. We will never nudge you back to the app.
- No paywall in front of the next breath. Every mode and every session is free, forever. Pro is a sync and history upgrade — not a gate on the practice itself.
07 Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. The core practice — the silent timer, the modes, the daily sit — is free forever, with no trial that flips to paid and no upsell screens in front of the next breath.
What does it cost?
Free to use forever. Mindvolve Pro is $9.99 per year, and unlocks two things: sync across devices, and meditation history beyond the most recent 30 days. That is the only paid tier.
Do I need an account?
No. Mindvolve works fully without one — sessions are stored on your device. Sign in (email magic-link or Sign in with Apple) only if you want to back up your history or sync across devices.
What about streaks and reminders?
Both exist for people who asked for them. Both are optional and off by default. You decide whether anything arrives, and we will never streak-shame you for missing a day.
What practices are included?
A silent timer, breathing modes, frequency sessions, and a small set of guided sits and manifestations. No clutter. No sleep stories. No twenty-question onboarding before you can begin.
Does it work offline?
Yes. The silent timer needs no network. Guided audio downloads once and then plays offline.
Is my data private?
Yes. Sessions are stored on your device. Nothing leaves your device unless you sign in. We never sell or share your data, and we do not track you for advertising. See the privacy policy for the full breakdown.