Lull • haptic meditation 4+

Name: Lull • haptic meditation
Rating: 4.8 (62 reviews)
Author: Nish Singh

A new way to unwind..‪.‬

Nish Singh

Designed for iPhone

- 4.8 • 62 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

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Description

Lull is the world's first mindfulness app that uses haptics to gently sooth your mind and provide a minimalist, sensory detachment from your surroundings.

A gorgeously choreographed symphony of vibrations and sound, it's an experience you won't have felt before on your iPhone.

Lovingly crafted to provide an escape during periods of stress and anxiety, Lull is also great for those moments when you want to take two minutes out of your day to gather your thoughts.

Dec 23, 2019

Version 1.2

Fixed a few issues, particularly around audio. Made several subtle user-experience improvements to make the app easier to understand and use.

4.8 out of 5

62 Ratings

Effective even when super brief

Lull is really calming & also really satisfying, with some light feeling of accomplishment & resolution - from the haptic feedback. This is a great addition to a calming practice app. I think it provides more mental stress release in a shorter time. I usually do not get much benefit from doing meditation or breathing exercises, etc. shorter than 10 minutes; with Lull, I benefit from just 1 min. Also, I love that I can pick anything from 1-5 min or go on as long as I’d like.
At some point it would be great to have options like color scheme, wide range of music or using own music. I recently found a series of artists making a particular set of meditation music that I have been using lately. (This may be an option if you turn off sound & start your music - or may not play inside app. I haven’t tried.)

WOW… impressive

This is hands down the most relaxing app I’ve ever used in my life, I’m blown away. I’ve been using it for a couple months now off and on, and it calms my whole body down so quick. It’s also free and user friendly. I love to use it at night with headphones, or sit in a dark space to take a break with it during the day.

The only thing I want is to be able to listen to the music of my phone screen goes dark. It’s the most relaxing background music and I’d love to use it to help fall asleep.

One suggestion!

This app is very relaxing and great for people who need to stim. I struggle to stay focused while meditating, and Lull actually makes that possible.

One suggestion I would love to see implemented:

Make one of the audio tracks a guided breathing meditation. Even if you don’t use words, you can make it so certain sounds mean inhale and exhale. I find myself holding my breath a lot while using this app, which is the only downside.

The developer, Nish Singh, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.