For the stage
Backstage: hands on the glass.
Presentation, pitch, concert or interview: your hands already know what to do with the adrenaline. Give them something that answers.
Moments
Where it fits in your day.
01
Backstage
Five fingers on the glass, one slow breath out, then walk on.
02
In the elevator
A few floors, a few seconds. One thumb is enough.
03
The minute before you unmute
Camera off for a moment. Let your fingers rest and follow the ticks.
Worlds to start with
Three of the eight worlds, picked for this moment.
Each world is its own mix of sound, haptic rhythm and light. This is the real app, recorded on an iPhone. All eight worlds
How to use it
Three ways in for this moment.
Multi-touch
Use up to five fingers
Give the adrenaline somewhere to go: five fingers, five answers.
Breath
Follow the melody
One long breath out before you walk on.
Rest
Rest your fingers
Then hold still and feel the pattern under your fingertips.
The science
Built on how your nervous system calms down.
Touch that answers
Responsive, predictable feedback gives restless hands a place to land.
Three senses, one signal
When sound, vibration and light arrive together, your brain reads them as one strong, clear signal.
Rhythm that slows you down
Slow, steady rhythms invite your movements and your breath to follow.
Sound that settles
Every world is composed to bring the intensity down, never up.
Informed by 17 peer-reviewed studies on touch, rhythm and multisensory feedback.
Read the scienceFor the moments that are too much
Made for little hands and busy heads.
GuideStage fright: how to calm your nerves before you go on
