Three minutes from now, your mind will be quieter.
Orin is a breathing app for iPhone. Put in your earbuds, follow the light, and let slow breathing and soft binaural sound bring you back down. The screen goes dark around the light, so there is nothing else to look at.
First three sessions free, no account needed. Best with earbuds.
You know the feeling.
Jaw tight. Shoulders up near your ears. Your heart going a little fast for no good reason. Your head still running at midnight.
Slow breathing is one of the simplest ways back. A long exhale tells your body the threat has passed, and your mind follows it down. Orin paces every breath for you and wraps it in sound, so all you have to do is listen.
Three minutes, whenever the day gets loud.
Before the day starts.
A few slow breaths before your phone gets a say, with warm, low tones underneath. You start the day on your own clock.
Before the big meeting.
Box breathing and a bright, clear sound, so you walk in steady.
On the ride home.
A long exhale under soft rain. The day stays at the station.
When the house finally goes quiet.
A long exhale and slow, deep tones until you feel like yourself again.
What slows down when you do.
Give it three minutes, then notice what's different.
Your heart rate.
A long, slow exhale signals your nervous system to stand down. Your pulse follows.
The noise in your head.
Two tones, one in each ear, give your attention a single slow pulse to rest on instead of the next worry. One light on a black screen gives your eyes the same thing.
The fight to fall asleep.
Drift walks you down with a long exhale, then fades out on its own once you're under.
The guilt.
There's no streak to protect and no library to catch up on. Open it when you need it and close it when you feel better.
Every feeling has its own sound.
Pick how you want to feel and Orin builds the sound around your breath as you go. Tap one to hear it.
Calm and groundCoherent breathing
Warm and low: open fifths over a soft rumble, with a wooden bell now and then.
Release stress4-7-8 breathing
Built around the exhale. The music sinks a little on every breath out, under soft rain.
Sharpen focusBox breathing
Bright and dry, with clear tones and glassy chimes spaced far apart.
Deep restLong exhale
Slow and dark, with a low pad an octave down and a long, soft tail.
Earbuds carry the binaural beat: a slightly different tone in each ear that your brain hears as one slow pulse. No earbuds? Turn on Rhythmic pulse in the app and the sound itself swells at the beat. More in how binaural beats work.
Every intention has its own light.
The light you breathe with is different for each feeling, and the whole screen goes dark around it. The controls fade away a few seconds after you stop touching the phone. In sleep mode the brightness turns itself down, and there is no blue light at all. Tap one to breathe with it.
Feel the breath, too.
A soft vibration marks each breath in and out. Four strengths, from off to strong. Strong adds a tick every second, so you can breathe along with the chimes off and your eyes closed.
Keep the light.
At the end of a session, share the light as an image, with your intention and how many breaths you took.
Already breathing.
The welcome screen is breathing before you read a word. Open the app and the pace is already there.
Simple enough to do with your eyes closed.
Put in your earbuds.
Each ear gets its own tone. That's what makes the binaural beat work.
Pick how you want to feel.
Calm, less stressed, focused, rested, or ready for sleep. Three minutes or twenty.
Follow the light.
Breathe in as it grows and out as it settles. A bowl rings and the phone taps softly on every breath, so you can close your eyes and keep the pace.
Fall asleep without trying.
Drift is Orin's sleep mode. In for four, out for eight, no holds and nothing to count. The light is an amber ember with no blue in it, the screen dims itself, and the sound settles lower as you do, then fades away on its own. Or let it play all night with the screen off.
- 10 min
- 20 min
- 30 min
- 45 min
- Until I stop
Try three sessions free, then decide.
You don't need an account or a card to start.
- Monthly$3.99a month
Every feeling, every length, Drift, and reminders. Starts with a 7-day free trial, and you can cancel in two taps.
- YearlySave 17%$39.99a year
Everything in monthly for less. Starts with a 7-day free trial.
- LifetimePay once$59.99once
Pay once and it's yours. There's no subscription to cancel.
"I kept opening meditation apps to calm down and closing them more stressed. Too many choices, a streak to protect, a paywall before the first breath. So I built the opposite: earbuds in, pick how you feel, breathe."Luke Archer, maker of Orin
Learn the breaths
Questions.
For the binaural beat, yes, because each ear has to hear its own tone. Orin checks first: tap Hear it move left to right and the tone should travel from your left ear to your right. No headphones handy? Turn on Rhythmic pulse in the gear menu. The sound itself swells at the beat rate, so it works on speakers too.
No. Your first three sessions are free with no signup. A subscription or Orin Lifetime unlocks the rest.
Yes. Each one has its own soundworld. Calm and ground is warm and low. Release stress sinks a little on each breath out, under soft rain. Sharpen focus is bright and dry. Deep rest is slow, wide, and dark. Drift, the sleep mode, has its own sleep track.
No. Orin supports relaxation and focus. It isn't medical care and doesn't replace a doctor or therapist.
Those apps hand you a library and hope you keep up. Orin is one clear action: pick how you feel, breathe, and the app builds a matching soundscape live. Drift, the sleep mode, can fade to silence or play all night. And with Orin Lifetime, you can skip the subscription entirely.
Yes. Orin Lifetime is a single $59.99 payment for unlimited access forever. No subscription, nothing to cancel.
Yes. Turn on a Morning, Midday, or Wind down reminder, each tied to the intention you want at that time of day, or add your own. Tap the notification and the session is ready to begin. No streak to protect.
Every session is full screen. The status bar hides, the screen goes black around the light, and the controls fade a few seconds after your last touch. Tap once to bring them back. In Drift, the screen brightness drops on its own and comes back when the session ends.
Yes. Vibration cues mark each breath in and out, and you can set them to off, soft, medium, or strong in the gear menu. Strong adds a tick every second, so you can keep the pace with the chimes off and your eyes closed.
Yes. Drift keeps playing with the screen off, and you can set it to fade out or run all night.
Tomorrow morning could start like this.
Your first three sessions are free. See how you feel after one.
