Breathe
Physiological sigh, box, 4-7-8, coherent and belly breathing. One to five minutes.

Tense, scattered, or still awake at midnight? Check in with how you feel, then try one small thing that fits: a slow breath, a short meditation or a bedtime story.

Follow the circle. In for four, hold for two, out for six. Let your shoulders drop on the way out.
Good, Okay, Neutral, Tired, Stressed, Anxious or Angry. Pick the circle that feels closest.
“What do you need right now?” Meditly offers one short exercise that fits.
Afterwards, check in again and see how you feel now. Even a small shift counts.
Physiological sigh, box, 4-7-8, coherent and belly breathing. One to five minutes.

Bedtime stories and soft sounds for when the day won’t switch off.

Tap what’s on your mind and find a small way to start.

See how your mood moves through the week, with a private journal alongside.

No account or sign-in is needed. Everything — mood check-ins, journal, settings — is stored only on your device.
Short, practical guides on stress, sleep and breathing.
Why thoughts get louder when the lights go off, and small steps to quiet them before sleep.
Read the guide →Why anxious feelings can feel stronger at bedtime, and small things to try when they do.
A short head-to-feet body scan you can follow right now, wherever you are.
Four equal sides of four counts each: a simple guide to box breathing and when to reach for it.
You can start for free, with no ads. Some sessions and features are part of Meditly Premium, an optional auto-renewing subscription you can cancel any time in your Apple ID settings.
No. There is no sign-in. Your check-ins, journal and settings are stored only on your device.
Most take one to five minutes, so you can use them in the middle of a busy day or right before bed.
No. Meditly offers short practices for everyday stress and sleep. It isn’t medical care and can’t diagnose or treat anything. If things feel heavy, a doctor or therapist can help. If you are in crisis, our support page lists help lines.