Best Meditation Apps

Find inner peace and calm with these meditation tools and apps, designed to help you relax and focus your mind. Browse 13 meditation apps from indie makers and solo founders, ranked by popularity.

  1. Holy Focus

    Holy Focus

    Block distractions. Focus on God.

  2. Binauro

    Binauro

    Binaural Beats Generator online for free and easy

    126views
  3. YourTrail

    YourTrail

    Customizable dashboard for a calm and mindful workday

    2,217views
  4. Neurture

    Neurture

    Understand your brain, quit addictive behaviors

  5. Hypnothera

    Hypnothera

    Personalized hypnotherapy and guided meditation on demand.

  6. Lume - Journal

    Lume - Journal

    Your private journal — made to feel alive, not overwhelming

  7. Good Vibes: Binaural Beats

    Good Vibes: Binaural Beats

    Your Ultimate Companion for Wellness and Mindfulness

    282views
  8. Eiren AI

    Eiren AI

    AI-guided space: meditate, journal, act on dreams.

  9. VibeLoop

    VibeLoop

    Journaling one vibe a day with magical AI companions

  10. White Noise Machine - DRMN

    White Noise Machine - DRMN

    Sleep better, fall asleep faster

    112views
  11. Soulnests

    Soulnests

    An all in one wellness platform for your mind, body and soul.

  12. NOBUZZ

    NOBUZZ

    Quit nicotine forever. Start your plan today and beat cravings.

  13. breathing break

    breathing break

    Breath.Stretch. thrive

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