Minor Update - Added a Go to Beginning button to the scripture viewer - Added a countdown when starting scripture training - Improved scripture narration for more natural reading

Minor Update * Added a Tibetan singing bowl sound. * Adjusted the inhalation sound to serve as the main melody. * Added an option to lower the exhalation sound, reducing fatigue from repetitive chimes.

- Improved the training settings screen with a more compact and intuitive layout. - Added a dedicated scripture viewer. - Added support for importing and reading TXT, Markdown, PDF, and EPUB documents.

* Added new meditation phrases * Improved how meditation phrases are displayed

Fixed a minor localization issue.

Redesigned the training screen and rebuilt the breathing visualizations from the ground up Choose from 11 breathing scenes including Glowing Circle Candle Ocean Wave Mountain Mist Flower Tree Big Bang Ox Herding and Elephant Path Flowers trees and galaxies multiply as you keep practicing Improved the settings screen so it is easier and faster to enter your breathing times

1. Breath Energy Flow Visualization — New Watch the flow of vital energy (Qi) through your body as you breathe. A human silhouette now animates the full circuit of each breath cycle: · Inhale 1 — Energy awakens at the fingertips and travels up through the arms, shoulders, and neck, gathering at the third eye · Exhale 1 — Energy descends from the third eye through the heart and spine, releasing all the way down to the soles of the feet · Inhale 2 — Earth energy is drawn upward from the soles, rising through the legs to the lower abdomen · Exhale 2 — Energy flows from the lower abdomen, through the heart, along the arms, and radiates out through the fingertips The 7 chakra points from yogic tradition are marked on the silhouette — third eye, throat, heart, solar plexus, sacral, and root — so you can feel where the energy moves at each moment. 2. Richer Bell Tones The breath cue sounds have been rebuilt from scratch. Simple beeps are replaced by a harmonic synthesis that closely resembles a Tibetan singing bowl — each partial decays at its own rate, producing a natural, lingering resonance. Inhale and exhale each carry a distinct frequency, gently guiding each breath transition without distraction. 3. New Setting — Breath Stop Point Choose where Inhale 2 ends: at the abdomen or at the heart center. This lets you tune the energy circuit to match your practice — grounding or heart-opening. 4. Heart Rate Monitor Support — New Connect a Bluetooth heart rate device directly from the setup screen. Your live BPM is displayed alongside the breath timer during training. Tap the heart icon at any time to switch to a different device. The app connects only when you choose — no automatic Bluetooth prompts. 5. Improvements · Exhale duration is now calculated automatically from your inhale time and breathing ratio, and shown as a read-only value — no more accidental edits · The breathing ratio picker and training level picker no longer interfere with each other · Energy dot now moves at a consistent speed regardless of path length, using distance-proportional interpolation · Eliminated the brief flicker of the energy dot at breath phase transitions · Bluetooth connection is fully manual — the app never prompts or connects automatically, even when Bluetooth is off

Additional Scarlatti works have been added to groups 17–24. On the training screen, tapping the top, middle, or bottom adjusts the added time by increasing, pausing, or decreasing it.

• Improved low-frequency audibility during inhalation → Adjusted low-frequency volume to balance it with higher tones during exhalation. • Improved breathing sound handling during Bach music playback → Disabled the automatic muting of breathing sounds and rebalanced audio to prevent interference between music and breathing.

The recommended playlist has been updated. We also replaced the piano soundfont with one recorded from a 1897 Steinway Model-C using various key touches, providing a more natural and richly resonant sound. In addition, a PiP mode has been added, allowing you to keep track of your breathing duration in a small window even while using other apps.

Breathing training has a new design. If a BLE chest-strap monitor is connected—not a wrist watch—real-time heart rate is shown during training.

Using 174, 285, 396, 417, 432, 528, 639, 741, 852, and 963Hz, inhale–exhale combinations were created, each reflecting a frequency theme to match your mood or intention.

Limit decimal input to one digit after the point.

The design has been optimized for iPad screens, and the first option features representative pieces organized by period.

We have updated the app manual, redesigned the overall structure, and revised the color scheme. An issue where the app displayed Korean in non-English regions has also been fixed.

Used Bach’s MIDI file as background music: MIDI courtesy of John Sankey (johnsankey.ca); piano sounds by Denis (Akai-Steinway III). Changed the text input to appear in a separate window. Adjusted the breathing frequencies in the inhalation–exhalation pattern to 71–99 Hz and 57–66 Hz, respectively.

A guide button has been added to view the app usage guide when the app launches. A high-pitched bell sound has been added. It helps with focus and awareness during breathing.

Applied fade-out effects to both inhale and exhale sounds → This ensures the breathing sounds end smoothly, creating a more relaxing and seamless experience for the user. Added a delay before the initial sound playback → This prevents the breathing sound from starting too abruptly when the app launches, allowing a more gentle and calming introduction.

Addition of a ticking sound, background music at 57Hz and 88Hz, and volume changes synchronized with breathing.

The 3-minute limit has been changed to unlimited. You can adjust the breathing ratio as desired, and in addition to the function of increasing time while maintaining the existing ratio, we have added the ability to independently increase the inhalation or exhalation time while keeping the other fixed.

The 3-minute limit has been changed to unlimited. You can adjust the breathing ratio as desired, and in addition to the function of increasing time while maintaining the existing ratio, we have added the ability to independently increase the inhalation or exhalation time while keeping the other fixed.