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The Art of Living Well Series

NeonBreath

Your pocket-sized breathing instrument and personal reset tool.

A private, browser-based ultra high-tech breathing and sound experience for the moments you want to slow down, refocus, unwind, or simply create space. Use it as part of a daily routine or open it whenever you need a quick reset. Includes guided breathing rhythms, haptic cues, ambient soundscapes, frequency tones, session tracking, and a personal daily log. No app-store installation required. No data collected.

$24.99

One-time payment. Full access — no subscription. Your access links appear right after checkout and arrive by email.

Take a look inside

Slide through the instrument, the sound field, and your welcome package.

Your welcome page — open the instrument in one tap.
Your welcome page — open the instrument in one tap.
The system map: the instrument, the library, and the sound field.
The system map: the instrument, the library, and the sound field.
Start here — choose a rhythm, press run, write the after.
Start here — choose a rhythm, press run, write the after.
Guided sequence with a live count, haptics, and tone cues.
Guided sequence with a live count, haptics, and tone cues.
Quick 3—3—3—3 rhythm — a three-minute reset route.
Quick 3—3—3—3 rhythm — a three-minute reset route.
4—7—8 unwind for winding down at night.
4—7—8 unwind for winding down at night.
Ambient field: rain, deep noise, or binaural tones.
Ambient field: rain, deep noise, or binaural tones.
Frequency tones for a focused listening ritual.
Frequency tones for a focused listening ritual.
Your private log — mood, relief rating, and a note to future you.
Your private log — mood, relief rating, and a note to future you.

What you receive

Browser instrument (lifetime access)

NeonBreath — Full Access

Your welcome page and customer guide, with the button that opens the instrument. Nothing to install, nothing to subscribe to.

Part of The Art of Living Well Series

Built From Experience resources are educational and personal-development materials and are not a substitute for medical care, mental-health treatment, diagnosis, or therapy.

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