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A Web & Mobile App to help you focus on and calm your breathing.
Breath
A Web & Mobile App to help you focus on and calm your breathing. Currently in 'Beta'.
Try me! nfreear.github.io/breath
Resonant breathing biofeedback training has been shown to be beneficial to relieve stress (Moss 2004).
Release notes
- View the Change log,
- Gist: original SVG
Browser support?
The intention is to support the App on the latest version of the ever-green browsers listed below, except for Internet Explorer.
This is the current status, based on what I've managed to test so far!
- ✅ OK — Chrome (desktop, Android),
- ✅ OK — Samsung (Android),
- ✅ OK — Firefox (desktop),
- ✅ OK — Safari (Mac OS, iOS: iPhone),
- ❌ bug — MS Edge — I'm investigating,
- ✖️ NO — MS Internet Explorer — not supported!
License
- License: GNU General Public License (GPL-3.0).
0.9.5-beta
- Release: 15-April-2020 (0.9.0-beta-11-g01910f0),
- Switch from 10% to 20% breath-hold (inhale 3s, hold 2s, exhale 3, hold 2 …) [Bug #5],
- Fix “no matching service worker detected“ and “Page does not work offline” [Bug #6],
- Fix intermittent bug with
@keyframesanimation CSS [Bug #7], - Add Web App to the FindPWA directory [Bug #3].
FAQs
A Web & Mobile App to help you focus on and calm your breathing.
We found that breath-web-app demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 15 Apr 2020
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