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Pulse is a breathing and meditation app that helps you to fall asleep faster and have a more relaxed sleep. With the help of guided relaxation and a calming breath visualisation, you can simply doze off into a warm and comfy sleep within sixty seconds. It can even help to prevent cardiovascular problems.
Stress at work, school or uni? Stressed at home?
Use the relaxation-program (used by military groups to reduce stress in battlefield situations) to release the natural sedatives of the body and become laser-focused again within a minute.
Pulse features...
- Calming and satisfying breath visualisation
- An eye-caring dark mode that enables itself in dark environments
- Apple HealthKit-integration
- Optional breathing reminders that help you build a habit out of relaxation
What the media say...
"Doze off into a warm and comfy sleep in only one minute. [...]
"Pulse is optically pleasing - no unnecessary or distracting elements. Even the minimalistic and nicely balanced design supports relaxation, stress release and falling asleep."
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Pulse - Breathing & Meditation van A2G3 Media inc is een app voor iPhone, iPad en iPod touch met iOS versie 12.0 of hoger, geschikt bevonden voor gebruikers met leeftijden vanaf 12 jaar.
Informatie voor Pulse - Breathing & Meditationis het laatst vergeleken op 31 Jul om 17:42.
Soms/Milde medische/behandelingsinformatie.
Updated App store Description
Minor UI Changes
Not anymore
Used to be a nice and helpful little app… now it’s polluted with ads an subscription.
Not anymore… bye app.
Mixed
The idea is nice, and while I suppose it helps, it seems kind of useless without a subscription. The first thing that happened when I started an exercise was an ad. This is understandable and I can live with that. After the ad, I did two or three rounds of breathing in and out, when the app abruptly wrote “sleep well!”, stopped, and gave me a pop up about a Pro subscription.
This wasn’t even enough to start feeling sleepy or relaxed. So I thought I’d try again. Again, as soon as I clicked start, an ad popped up, and again, the exercise finished rather quickly. Your only free option is “fall asleep in 60 seconds”.
As an insomniac I’m always looking to try new methods and I thought this might be worth a shot. And while I certainly understand and can sympathise with the developer — something’s gotta pay the bills — we live in a world today where there’s a subscription for nearly everything and that’s simply not realistic to pay. I had hoped that without premium subscriptions I could at least get something out of it.
The app in itself looks good and user friendly. The music (or ambience?) seems to be a Pro feature as well. The premise of it sounds good to me. I also noticed the tie-in to the Health app, which I also find useful. Overall, I find this has potential.
I wish the developer(s) good luck!
