Familiar techniques
Slow, steady breathing is one of the oldest ways people calm down. Moti's game follows it: in for 4 seconds, out for 6.
Anxiety relief games
A short break you can take right at your desk.
We love meditation and breathing exercises. We just thought they could be more fun. So we turned them into little games.
Breathe in
A little lighter?
Take another moment if you'd like.
We start with slow breathing and other everyday habits for unwinding, then shape each one into a game you can play in a minute or less.
Slow, steady breathing is one of the oldest ways people calm down. Moti's game follows it: in for 4 seconds, out for 6.
Relaxation doesn't have to feel serious. You watch Moti unwind as you breathe, and the bubbles are just there to pop.
For the gap between two calls, or when you've read the same email three times.
There's nothing to track or keep up with. You can play for a minute and come back to your day whenever you're ready.
Inspired by science. Made for play.
We read research on breathing, relaxation, and play, then borrowed a few ideas to make small, simple games.
Slow-paced breathing and physiological relaxation.
Shao et al. (2024), Mindfulness
Short video-game play and recovery after a stressful task.
Rupp et al. (2017), Human Factors
Mobile interventions for stress management.
Sîrbu & David (2024), Clinical Psychology Review
Our games draw on this research, but they haven't been clinically tested themselves.
Try the bubbles
Soft bubbles to pop, with no score or time limit.
More games are on the way.
Your privacy
You don't have to tell us anything about yourself to take a break.
Ready when you are
Breathing with Moti takes 30 seconds, and there's no wrong way to do it.