Breath Resonance – HRV Trainer
Breath Resonance – HRV Trainer is made and published by Florian Reiterer. AppBrain is an independent app data site and isn't affiliated with Florian Reiterer. The app name, icon, screenshots and description belong to Florian Reiterer and are shown as published on the App Store.
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- July 2026
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Breath Resonance – HRV Trainer is a health & fitness app developed by Florian Reiterer.
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Breath Resonance – HRV Trainer is freely available from the App Store. The app size is 6.30 MB. The latest version available is 3.0. The last update was on September 28, 2026.
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Most breathing apps set a standard pace — often six breaths per minute, the same for everyone. But the breathing rhythm at which heart and breath resonate most strongly, your personal resonance frequency, is different for every person, typically between 4.5 and 6.5 breaths per minute. Practice at the wrong rate and you give away part of the effect.
First we find your rate.
A guided calibration run determines your personal value. The front camera captures your pulse wave — no chest strap, no sensor, no accessories. We care especially about clean signal capture: the algorithm knows your breathing phase and filters out interference deliberately. If a measurement doesn't give a clear result, the app tells you so honestly, instead of faking a precision that isn't there. Every further calibration refines your result.
A word of honesty: Breath Resonance does not measure clinical heart rate variability and shows you no HRV numbers — a camera isn't enough for that, and we won't claim otherwise. What the app reliably can do: find the breathing rate at which your respiratory sinus arrhythmia — the natural rise and fall of your heart rate with each breath — shows most clearly. Your resonance point.
Then you breathe — with your eyes closed.
An audio pacer guides you at exactly your rate; a visual one too, if you prefer. While practicing you don't look at numbers, there's no live chart to monitor. Eyes closed, follow the tone. Some people fall asleep doing it — a good sign.
Feel free to switch to airplane mode: nothing interrupts, nothing leaves your device.
The method: resonance frequency training based on Lehrer and Vaschillo, also known as coherent breathing or heart coherence — one of the best-researched breathing techniques and an established approach to stress management. It thrives on regularity; a few quiet minutes a day are enough.
Try everything free for 7 days. Tap "Try 7 days free" to start your trial — Apple confirms it briefly, nothing is charged and nothing renews. After that, unlock the full version with a single one-time purchase. Free practice with the manual pacer stays free.
No subscription. No ads. No account. No data collection — all measurements stay on your device. Buy once, use forever.
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For teens and adults. Not suitable for people with a pacemaker or conditions that cause acidosis. If you are pregnant, have very low blood pressure, or are prone to dizziness or fainting, consult a doctor first. Breath Resonance is not a medical device and does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.