I have extreme anxiety and I love gaming, so I needed a device that would have both. I tried calmigo, but the app interactivity was limiting, the game wasn’t that much fun. I was skeptical about moksha being a new company and all. As soon as I got it I was very presently surprised. Great UI, and actually multiple fun breathing games, with more to come. Regarding their support, I had a technical difficulty, so I reached out. They were VERY responsive: within 10 minutes they replied with troubleshooting ideas which worked, and a promise to fix it immediately. Support was also very friendly. So all that is to say I HIGHLY recommend moksha!!

First off- I love the concept of this product and app. I recently got a Moksha O1 and have been playing around with it. The app seems to have a lot of nice free content, and I’m really happy about that. My main issue is that my breathing sessions won’t log themselves after I finish them. The countdown timer ends for the set timeframe, but then my only option is to hit the back button which exits the session. Nothing is logged unfortunately, which makes using the device kind of pointless. My second issue is with the paid content- from what I can see you only get another game and the promise of more “coming soon”. I’d like to see more premium content for a paid subscription. That being said- again, I’m grateful for all the free content that comes provided. I just wish my sessions would save/I could earn points so that I’d feel compelled to use the device more. Will update review if these issues are addressed in future updates.Update: After uninstalling the app and reinstalling, it seems to now be successfully logging my sessions! I’ve updated my rating based on this. I still believe more premium games and content should be included with the subscription, but hopefully this is a work in progress. Other than that I look forward to exploring the app and making this my main meditation tool for a while! Suggestions for games: I’d love to see more breath-controlled games and exercises. Maybe even some silly games/tools that help control breathing. I’m thinking of random things- blowing bubbles in a drink through a straw, blowing a pinwheel to spin it, shooting darts through a tube to hit targets, or blowing up balloons, for a few quick ideas. These could all specifically target certain breathing techniques in a fun, interactive way. This would also be a prime way to utilize silly game mechanics, much like the WarioWare series of games. Quick mini games where you’re supposed to achieve tiny tasks with your breath, then a final boss that utilizes finer breathing techniques, etc etc. I know it isn’t easy to program new games, but I really see this device as as having so much potential in that department. Can’t wait to see what’s on the horizon! 💖

I could not be happier about this device and app combo. I have tried other breath work methods, paid money for classes and nothing seemed to stick until this. It only gets better with added content and support. Thank you for this great product

I’m happy I finally got the app working before it only showed me the let’s start your journey page and exercise.I deleted both apps and tried again signed in with my Apple id and got some one named Erica info but i changed the name to mine so oh well but i have their journal info. Some of the activities they’ve done as well. No biggie to me though seems to work fine now i just got extra points i just hope i didn’t mess up someone else’s app.