Each shows you the one button you'll need.
Not sure? iPhones are made by Apple. Samsung, Google Pixel and most other phones are Android.
It's at the bottom of Safari: a square with an arrow pointing up.
Don't see it? Scroll down the list a little.
Close Safari and tap your new ARM icon. It opens full screen, like an app, and takes you to step 2.
It's the three dots at the top right of Chrome.
On some phones it says Install app instead. Either one works.
Close Chrome and tap your new ARM icon. It opens full screen, like an app, and takes you to step 2.
You can close this tab. Tap the new ARM icon, and it will take you to step 2.
This dashboard is a self-assessment tool. It helps you track and strengthen your own awareness of your nervous system — it does not diagnose, treat, or replace the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional.
The breath practices inside can move a lot through the body. If you're pregnant, living with a cardiovascular condition or epilepsy, managing a diagnosed mental health condition, or taking medication that affects your nervous system, speak with your doctor before you begin, and only practise with their guidance.
Go at your own pace. If a practice ever leaves you dizzy, distressed, or unwell, stop, and reach out to a qualified professional if that feeling doesn't pass. You know your own limits better than any dial on this screen.
Your check-in history stays on your own device — never linked to your name or shared with anyone. We do collect anonymous, aggregate practice data (which practices are used, the shift they produce, and how long your hums last) to understand what's working and improve the program; nothing in that data can be traced back to you. By continuing, you're confirming you've read this, and that you'll use the dashboard for self-awareness and practice, at your own discretion.
Most nervous system tools ask you to wear something — a strap, a ring, a sensor doing the sensing for you. We've built this dashboard differently.
Every rating you give here trains the same skill breathwork has always trained: feeling your own state from the inside, without a machine standing between you and your body. Our own research kept telling us the same thing — a lot of people simply don't want another device transmitting from their skin.
If wearable integration is something you want, we're building that too. It will sit alongside this dashboard, not replace it.
So your dashboard is yours, and we can send you the occasional practice update.
One short nudge a day, at a time that suits you. You can change it or turn it off whenever you like.