True Meditation

Deep when you focus,
fully at rest when you rest.

The strength to handle your thoughts.

A breathing meditation app that buzzes when your mind wanders

3 minutes a day · Start free

Which moment
do you need this for?

The situations differ,
but what happens in your head is much the same.

You try to focus and slip into another thought,
you follow one worry and land on a bigger one,
you try to fall asleep and stay stuck on a single thought,
you replay what made you angry again and again.

And then, at some point,

“Oh. I've been caught up in this thought.”

The strength to handle your thoughts starts right here.

True Meditation repeats
this noticing, breath by breath.

Breathe→Mind wanders→Vibration→Notice→Back to the breath

Count silently as you breathe, and double-tap the screen once per breath.

When a wandering mind makes your tap come late,
a small vibration tells you it’s time to notice.

Mental Fitness

The power to notice you’re lost in thought,
and come back.

The more you repeat that moment in meditation,
the more familiar it becomes.

And the process stays in your records.

App home: level, badges and meditation log App meditation screen: standard meditation plus Emergency, Sleep and Challenge modes

Log & chartSee the moments a wandering mind broke your breathing rhythm.

LevelsAs your meditation records build up, your level rises with them.

Challenge modeNow and then, see how undistracted you can stay through one session. (subscription)

You can also put your records on a photo or video and share them.

Deep when you focus.
Fully at rest when you rest.

That “Oh, I got caught up in a thought” you practice in meditation
becomes a starting point in everyday life too.

True Meditation

The strength to handle your thoughts, starting with three minutes a day.

Start free, no sign-up · Sign up and get 7 days of Premium free

Common questions

I've never meditated before. Can I start with this?
Yes. There is nothing to learn beforehand and nothing to buy. The first time, a short voice guide shows you how to use the app—and the way you use it is the way you do mindfulness meditation. Turn the voice guide off once it feels familiar.
I'm new to meditation and can't focus — is something wrong?
Not being able to focus because thoughts keep coming? That’s completely normal. A wandering mind during meditation isn’t a failure. The key is noticing you’ve drifted and coming back—and that’s exactly what this app helps you do.
I can't tell whether I'm meditating right.
The hard part of this question is that there is no way to check on your own. The app leaves your breathing rhythm from each session as a chart, so you can see with your own eyes where it fell apart.

There is no need to blame yourself — just watch the records add up and keep going. One thing to remember: the goal is not to avoid stray thoughts, it is to notice them and come back.
How much is free?
You can meditate the moment you install it, no sign-up needed. As a guest you get one Normal and one Emergency session a day, up to twenty breaths each.
And when you're learning, twenty breaths is plenty — about three to five minutes.

When you sign up, your first 7 days are the same as Premium: no limits on sessions or breaths, plus Sleep meditation and Challenge mode. No card needed, and you won't be charged automatically when the 7 days end.
After that you can keep using it for free: one Normal and one Emergency session a day, up to twenty breaths each, and Sleep meditation once a day for the first 30 days after sign-up. Your sessions are still saved and you can still share them. (Free accounts go up to Level 5; Challenge mode needs a subscription.)

Try it about ten times and you'll know whether it fits you.
When you want longer sessions, or more than one a day, you can subscribe. There are monthly and yearly plans.
Who made this app?
I started meditating because my thoughts never stopped.
When I did it myself, the hardest part was the noticing.
So I built the app to help with that part.
True Meditation is an app I built because I needed it.

— Choi, who built the app

True Meditation is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or prevent any condition.

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