HRVibe
Guided breathing iPhone and Apple Watch
What it does
HRVibe is a live HRV biofeedback app for iPhone and Apple Watch. Breathe with guided patterns — resonance, box breathing, extended-exhale — while your Watch streams real heart data back as RMSSD, so you see your own vagal activation happen in real time. Binaural tones and custom soundscapes deepen the effect. Session history tracks HRV trends over time, with coaching insights and streaks. Built on HealthKit — your data stays yours. Made solo, in spare evenings, to help someone breathe easier.
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Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPhone. Not verified for macOS. Health & Fitness Developer Gianni Meluzzi Language EN + 1 More Size 8.5 MB iPhone, Apple Watch Breathe in sync with your heart. - Real-time HRV biofeedback calculated from Apple Watch - Binaural beats for vagal toning, best with headphones - Progress monitoring. HRVibe is a guided breathing app with real-time HRV biofeedback from your Apple Watch. Heart Rate Variability (HRV) measures autonomic nervous system flexibility. By breathing at a rhythm synchronised with the baroreflex (~0.1 Hz), you increase cardiac coherence and activate the parasympathetic nervous system. A higher vagal tone is linked to better stress…from apps.apple.com
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