A meditation app tuned to the Schumann resonance with Apple Watch heart rate tracking
Free body analysis tools and personal fitness report with ranked action plan
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Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free sessions with binaural audio and haptics on iPhone. Premium is a one-time purchase for Apple Watch heart rate tracking and HR trend charts.
Free for all 37 measurement tools. Body Report: $14.99 one-time payment. AI preview credits: from $4.99 per pack (Physique Preview 5 credits, Outfit Try-On 8 credits, Body Time Machine 6 credits, Custom Studio 4 credits).
Key features
Binaural audio at 7.83 Hz
Haptic pulse feedback
Three session phases: Calm, Meditate, Come Out
Real-time Apple Watch heart rate tracking
Heart rate phase chart
Settling Drop tracking
Long-term heart rate trends
iCloud sync across devices
Apple Health integration
Works on iPhone without Apple Watch
Body Shape Detector to identify shape type from photo or measurements
Posture Analysis measuring head-forward angle and shoulder position
Body Fat Calculator using US Navy formula and BMI-based estimates
50+ measurements with front and side photo overlays in paid report
Ranked action plan showing effort, cost and timeline for each step
Four-week protocol with training, nutrition and habit guidance
AI Physique Preview showing projected muscle gain or fat loss
Outfit Try-On with six outfits matched to body shape
Body Time Machine showing projected 12-month transformation
37 measurement tools including TDEE, BMI, waist-to-hip and shoulder-to-waist ratio calculators
What makes it different
One-time Premium purchase instead of subscription
Based on Schumann resonance frequency rather than generic meditation
Real-time heart rate monitoring with trend analysis over weeks and months
No instruction or forced counting, invitational approach
Cross-device sync via personal iCloud account
Transparent methodology with formulas and limits explained on every tool
Ranked action plan showing exactly what to do in order of impact
Body-positive approach describing measurable proportions without judgment