Brizzy - Breathing App

The progressive web app making mindful breathing simple.

5.0•14 reviews•

25 followers

The progressive web app making mindful breathing simple.

5.0•14 reviews•

25 followers

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Brizzy makes mindful breathing simple and stylish. A free PWA with guided exercises to reduce stress, boost energy, and stay balanced in the middle of city chaos.

Brizzy - Breathing App Reviews

The community submitted 14 reviews to tell us what they like about Brizzy - Breathing App, what Brizzy - Breathing App can do better, and more.

5.0

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Reviewers see Brizzy as a simple, calming breathing app that removes friction: people like opening it in the browser with no install or signup and starting a session almost immediately. They repeatedly praise the cute, polished design, clear interface, gentle voice guidance, and short sessions that fit between calls, at a desk, before sleep, or when stress spikes. Several say guided techniques like box breathing, 4-7-8, and Wim Hof feel effective within minutes. Feedback is overwhelmingly positive, with no meaningful user complaints in the reviews provided.

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cute design (5)

guided exercises (5)

effective breathing techniques (4)

no installation required (4)

simple design (4)

user-friendly interface (4)

science-backed techniques (3)

variety of modes (3)

pleasant voice guidance (2)

quick access (2)

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•1 review

I stumbled on Brizzy when I was looking for a quick way to manage stress between calls, and it’s become a little pocket oasis for me. What I love most is that there’s nothing to download or sign up for — I literally open the page and start breathing . The calm animations and soft soundscapes immediately shift my focus inward , which makes it easier to take a real break. I’ve been rotating through the different techniques depending on my mood. When I need to reset my mind, box breathing’s four equal phases help me find a sense of balance and clarity . Before bed, the 4‑7‑8 pattern (inhale for four, hold for seven, exhale for eight) slows my heart rate and actually makes me sleepy . On mornings when I feel sluggish, the Wim Hof session gets me energized with its deeper, more rhythmic breaths . And if anxiety creeps up, I tap the 4‑7‑8 “calm anxiety” session and feel my whole system settle down within minutes . Each session is only a few minutes long, so I can squeeze them in whenever I need them. I also appreciate the thoughtful design touches, the gentle voice guidance and the ability to pick from stress‑relief, sleep, power‑up and calming sessions keeps the experience fresh . There’s even support for multiple languages, which I’ve used to share the app with friends abroad. It’s rare to find a free tool that feels this polished and effective. Brizzy has quickly become part of my daily routine.

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no installation required (4)quick access (2)effective breathing techniques (4)variety of modes (3)guided exercises (5)pleasant voice guidance (2)

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•1 review

As a head Master of a dance school and with a wide range of interests I use this app daily to stay grounded, creative, healthier and inspired. Over time , you'll realize that this is not just an app; it's kind of a parallel world,a safe space whithin where you can find balance and refuge yourself. This tool is so acessible, with simple yet precise techniques that work so naturally. An analogy always comes to my mind whenever I use it: "drinking a glass of whater when you are tremendously thirsty". In today fast paced, highly speed and stressful world. we often feel thirsty without even realizing we need to drink. This app makes you notice, pause, and reconnect with yourself. It doesn't just work, it also inspires you to live differently, with more self-care. It is an invitatrion to reset, recharge and live in harmony with yourself. Plus . it is super cute!

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cute design (5)guided exercises (5)

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Brizzy is such a refreshing breathing app! I love that it works instantly in the browser – no installation, no signup, just open and breathe. It offers well-known, science-backed techniques like box breathing, 4-7-8, coherent breathing and even Wim Hof, all in a simple and beautiful design. The voice is very pleasant – with natural intonation, clear reading, and soothing communication, it makes me want to come back and listen again. Effective, very user-friendly, and genuinely helpful – I’ve already been breathing with it regularly for over a month.

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user-friendly interface (4)simple design (4)no installation required (4)science-backed techniques (3)pleasant voice guidance (2)

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•1 review

I’m not a breathing guru - just a practitioner who saw the value of self-regulation and wanted a tool that works fast. We built this app together with my brother to help people (and ourselves) feel better through breathing. I use it daily - for focus before work or to wind down before sleep. The idea is simple: Tap → Breathe → Feel better - fast UX, in 3 seconds you’re in a session - science-based methods to relax, focus, or energize -clear, friendly guidance It isn’t perfect yet - we’re adding progress tracking and other features. However, the core experience is ready to share. We’d be grateful for your feedback 🙏

•2 reviews

Very good app. After reading Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art from Nestor James I started implementing breathing excercise into daily routine and this app significantly help me. Well built. Good luck with its future development.

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