Lungy Beautiful, Interactive Breathing Exercises

What is Lungy?

Experience engaging breathing exercises designed to enhance well-being. Lungy utilizes unique technology to recognize and respond to your breathing patterns, creating a real-time audiovisual experience that evolves with each breath. This eliminates the need to follow static timers or pre-recorded guides, making every session fresh and rewarding. The application focuses on making breathwork more engaging and enjoyable through nature-inspired visuals and accompanying sounds, helping users stay present and mindful during practice.

Developed by doctors leveraging research in breathing techniques, Lungy aims to make these practices accessible and fun. It serves as a tool for active meditation, providing calming visuals to focus on during moments of stress or anxiety. With various modes available, users can tailor exercises for relaxation, stress reduction using specialized techniques, or even breath training for sports. The app works offline once installed and features a quick-start option for immediate access. It also tracks exercise data, like breathing volume, presenting it in an easy-to-understand format.

Features

Real-time Breath Response: Audiovisuals dynamically adapt to the user's breathing.
Generative Graphics & Sound: Unique, evolving visuals and audio powered by a proprietary game engine.
Doctor-Developed Exercises: Based on research in breathing techniques for effectiveness.
Multiple Exercise Modes: Includes options for relaxation, stress relief, tension reduction, and sports training.
Diverse Visual Themes: Offers over 20 unique, nature-inspired visual styles.
Exercise Data Tracking: Monitors and presents metrics like breath volume.
Touch Interaction: Visuals also respond to user touch input.
Accessibility Focused: Designed according to WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines.

Use Cases

Managing daily stress and anxiety.
Practicing mindfulness and staying present.
Unwinding and relaxing after work or stressful events.
Improving focus through guided breathing.
Supplementing breath training for sports performance.
Making regular breathing exercises more engaging.
Providing distraction and focus during breathlessness episodes (as reported by a user).