Breathwrk: Breathing Exercises

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Last verified 4 Sep 2026

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Last verified 28 Aug 2026

4.8 18034 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Pricey (UPDATED)

   Update March 30th, 2022: The developers contacted me on this comment and directed me to fill out a form for a scholarship. When they said “Buy One, Give One”, they meant it. I can tell you, if you can’t afford Breathwrk, they will absolutely do their best to help you. I received a scholarship from them directly in around one day. Since then I’ve been using a multitude of their premium breathing exercises, and I’ve fallen in love. Breathwrk is helping me daily now, and I regret nothing. If you like this app and you can, please do pay for this app and support them. It helps people like me who can’t afford it, and it helps them keep their program alive. I’m a kid whose dissociation and anxiety severely impacts their ability to live and perform in things, and breathing through things is one of the only things I’ve ever found that works. I appreciate what Breathwrk has done for me to no end. OLD REVIEW: I would love to pay for a pro account, I really would, but I honestly cannot afford the price given. This app would be a nigh-indispensable tool to help me deal with dissociation, and it sometimes does, but with so many timers locked behind a paywall, I find it difficult to justify paying such a high price. It’s more like it’s the price of convenience more than the price of content. I really do love this app, I love the way it looks, the way it works, and it helps me more than the developers would ever know. I wish I could use it more.

   TypopathicPsychopath · 4 Sep 2026

2. 5/5Breathwrk review

   I really enjoyed the app, I have been testing it out this past week for one of my classes. I would use the calming one the most when I was feeling more anxiety and it definitely helped calm my breathing down, that was my favorite one. I also gave all of the free breathing exercises a try. A few of them such as the winding down and calm down one were basically the same exercises so I didn’t understand why they had them both. Other than that they were great ways to help calm down my anxiety. Often times, when you are feeling overwhelmed or worked up just getting control of your breathing can help relax all of your nerves, heart rate, and all other sensory’s. In class we did a similar breathing exercise to the calm down one and my teacher asked how we felt and many students reported feeling relaxed. Why this is, is because deep breathing activates our parasympathetic system, which is part of our nervous system (not the one that activates fight or flight) and when we do the deep breathing exercises it sends signals to that part of the brain to let it know you’re safe/okay and there is no need to activate the fight or flight response and gets more oxygen to the parasympathetic system instead or the sympathetic system (fight or flight response area in our brain) so our body knows to remain calm. It is a very good way to help calm one’s anxiety down.

   Alyna.marie03 · 4 Sep 2026

3. 5/5Very good!

   I am in college and in my psychology class we talk about how breathing exercises can help reduce stress. The reason breathing exercises are said to reduce stress is because they activate the body’s relaxation response. The deep breathing increases oxygen flow to the brain, which improves focus and tension. Aside from helping manage stress I've learned from my mom that using breathing exercises help reduce anxiety and help her during anxiety attacks. I remember her saying how it helps ground her or gives her something else to focus on. I could see that as in the moments of practice I'm only focusing on breathing and nothing else. I used this app for the last week because I have been experiencing a lot of stress myself and I would have to say that it does help a lot. Doing it multiple times a day really helps me relax and focus on what I’m doing instead of freaking out over it. The music that plays while you inhale and exhale also is a good touch because slow music like that is very calming. It was interesting to do something like this because I never have been consistent with it and now that I have I can tell that it actually is very helpful. The most I’ve done for breathing exercises is the ones we practice in class, from now on I will be using this app all the time.

   Randallemma · 4 Sep 2026

4. 5/5I can sleep again and rarely take my anxiety meds after starting my breathing routine.

   I highly recommend Breathwrks! I signed up with Breathwrks to help with my anxiety disorder due to me having a panic attack that caused me to quickly develop insomnia and an anxiety disorder. It took me half the night to fall asleep and I take an anxiety medication twice a day or as needed which was getting to be way too often. I went online to search for an answer to help me with my problem and I found Breathwrk. I started the recommended sleep breathing routine when I went to bed and I fell asleep soon after my head laid on my pillow. I woke up the following morning fully rested. I’m now at the end of my free trial period and I fall asleep quickly each night without any tossing or turning. Also my anxiety seems to be under control. I’m already down to one anxiety pill a day. When I feel any anxiety I do a breathing exercise Instead of taking an anxiety pill. Hopefully I won’t need any anxiety meds soon! Also I have more energy after my first week of uninterrupted sleep. Again, I highly recommend Breathwrk! Good luck!

   FoundationTruth · 4 Sep 2026

5. 3/5Underwhelming, lackluster, boring, no wow factor…

   One word to describe this app: underwhelming. I actually can’t believe that this app requires a paid subscription, that’s how underwhelming it is. It makes me wonder if the creators of this app actually use it or not… because if so, surely they’d know that it’s lackluster (from a user standpoint), right? No widget and can’t add it to Lock Screen. The exercises finish abruptly, like midway through the final exhale. Breathing exercises (on the “explore” screen) aren’t organized or categorized at all so you have scroll through them. Doesn’t make sense to me that the “daily classes” are on the “explore” screen and not the main “breath” screen. Do you want me to do them daily? Maybe it’s just on my phone but I couldn’t tell that there were multiple “guided classes” because the “calming body and mind” class fills that entire section of my screen (with no other indication that you can swipe to the side for more). I’m personally not a big fan of the calendars being on both the main “breath” screen and the “activity” screen. In my opinion, if you’re going to dedicate such a large space (on the “activity” screen) to the “sessions” calendar, at least give us the option to click on any day to see what sessions/classes were completed on that specific day. Something! Some data! Anything! And what’s up with the levels and breath score (on the “activity” screen)? Will my breath score change over time? Why is my level relevant and what does it refer to? I can’t see any information about these metrics on the app. This just seems like an app (subscription) that you’re meant to forget about…

   Breannnnnaaa · 4 Sep 2026

2.3 2688 ratings · Google Play

1. 1/5

   Worked great until I upgraded my phone to the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Now the app won't open, crashes immediately. Email support has not even opened my complaint ( I have Mailsuite which tracks my emails). I've updated my payment method, so I'm sure I'll hear from them when they can't change me again.

   The Author · 28 Aug 2026

2. 1/5

   crashes every time I open it. please fix this bug. would really like it to work

   Elayne Scott · 28 Aug 2026

3. 3/5

   The previous design was more user-friendly, and I could view all of the breathing exercises without issue (clicking on View All or 60+ More does nothing)

   James Kilmury · 28 Aug 2026

4. 1/5

   This app was already great then Peloton ruined it. Just another corporation ruining an already great product because they couldn't leave well enough alone.

   Cloak the Librarian · 28 Aug 2026

5. 1/5

   Peloton bought this and now the paid subscription doesn't work. I have tried contacting the developer and Peloton and nobody responds and I can't get a refund. So basically, they stole my money.

   Heather Bliss · 28 Aug 2026

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