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Version 1.5.1 · 2026-04-15
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The store currently lists version 1.5.1, updated 2026-04-15.








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Breathe+ is a beautifully simple way to visualize your breathing. Use Breathe+ for daily relaxation, meditation or breath training.
"Relax, de-stress, and find a little peace" - LifeHacker.com
"Relax Both Body and Mind With Breathe+" -AppAdvice.com
"Breathe+ lets you take a break" -Mashable.com
Features:
•Beautiful full screen breath visualization
•Guided session lengths from 1-60 minutes
•Free-form session lengths
•Breathe cycle counter
•Adjust inhale, exhale lengths from 1-32 seconds
•Add breath holds from 1-32 seconds if desired
•Change settings even during a session
•Track usage history- graphs, total time and streaks
•HealthKit integration to record mindful minutes
•Custom themes, reminders and more....
Terms of Service: http://dynamicappdesign.com/tos
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