For students
Exams compress a year of sitting, staring, and self-talk into a fortnight. The breaks that help are the tiny ones — the kind you can take without losing your place.
The revision kit
- Physiological Sigh — two in, one long sigh out; the
quickest studied downshift, right before you walk into the hall. Free in your browser.
- Box Breathing — four steady counts per side; the pattern people
who stay calm in emergencies actually use
- Look Far Away — 20-20-20 for eyes that have been on the same
PDF for four hours
- Blank Screen — two minutes of nothing between papers; rarer than
it should be, better than a scroll
The kinder inner voice
Most exam stress is a voice problem. Say It Aloud lets you hear yourself say one specific, true, kind sentence — "I prepared for this" rather than the vague hype that self-esteem research warns against. There's a whole library to choose from, and every sentence can become your own words.
No streaks. Obviously.
You don't need another app counting your study days and threatening you with a broken chain. Miss a day, come back, nothing happened. Why we built it that way.
Five-minute papers
The whole app works offline, in airplane mode, with notifications you set yourself — a morning pause before the library, an evening one after. Your notes live on your phone and nowhere else, which matters more than most apps admit.
Get early access — free, every pause, forever. Or start with the sigh and see how two minutes feels.