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"I need to calm down" sits front and center on the home screen. One tap starts a guided session, with nothing to choose in the moment.
Pause Care walks you through clinically-grounded breathing techniques the moment anxiety or a panic attack hits — just your next breath, with Pip breathing right alongside you.
Pip is your pocket companion inside Pause Care. Pick the face that matches how you feel, and watch Pip settle as you do.
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CalmNo menus to dig through when your heart is racing. One button, then just follow along.

"I need to calm down" sits front and center on the home screen. One tap starts a guided session, with nothing to choose in the moment.

A calm voice counts you through each breath while Pip grows on the inhale and settles on the exhale. Close your eyes if you like.
A quick check-in afterwards logs how you feel, so your streaks and mood trends show what's actually working for you.
The 4-7-8 pattern lengthens your exhale past your inhale, which is what signals your parasympathetic nervous system to slow your heart rate down. It is the same mechanism clinicians use, delivered in under a minute.
Pick a male or female voice and let it carry you through each cycle, so you never have to watch a countdown or remember what comes next. Just close your eyes and follow along.
Every session logs how you felt before and after, so streaks and mood trends build into a picture of what is working. It is encrypted and never sold — the data is for you, not advertisers.
Each one is timed differently on purpose. Pick the pattern that matches the moment you're in.
Breathe in for 4, hold for 7, exhale for 8. The long exhale is what pulls your body out of fight-or-flight fastest.
Four equal counts: in, hold, out, hold. The pattern Navy SEALs use to stay level-headed under pressure.
No hold, just a longer exhale than inhale — in for 4, out for 6. Simple enough to carry you into sleep.
Pause Care is more than one button. It's a small set of tools for the harder moments — and for the stretch of ordinary days in between.
Name five things you see, four you can touch, three you hear, two you smell, one you taste — a sensory reset for when breathing alone isn't cutting through.
A short, CBT-style walkthrough that takes the thought spiraling in your head and tests it against reality, landing somewhere steadier.
Record the voice of someone who calms you — a parent, a partner, an old friend — and keep it one tap away for when you need to hear it.
“Super clean and elegant app. Excited to build my routine with this, it's really making a difference so far.”
“The guided sessions have made it so much easier for me to work on my meditation and breathing. Definitely a game changer!”