PraniQ

We started with a simple belief: Breath is universal… essential… and it should be free.

Yet today, even breathing guidance is often locked behind subscriptions. So we asked a different question:
What if we didn’t try to teach people how to breathe… but simply supported them while they do?

PraniQ is not a coach. It’s not a guru.
It doesn’t replace what you’ve already learned.
It is a quiet companion for your breathing practice.

A SPACE FOR YOUR PRACTICE
Breathing is deeply personal. Many people learn techniques from yoga, teachers, clinicians, or traditions - but lack a simple, consistent space to practise in their own way.
PraniQ gives you that space.
- Follow your own rhythm
- Practise what you already know
- Or begin simply with familiar breathing flows
Your practice unfolds naturally; at a pace shaped by your breath, your body, and your comfort.

PRACTISE AS A FLOW
Move through a sequence of breathing techniques, not just one at a time. From steady rhythms to extended exhales or alternate nostril breathing - your practice becomes a flow, not a checklist.

DESIGNED FOR CALM
Gentle audio cues for eyes-closed practice. Minimal, distraction-free interface. A space you can shape - visuals, pace, and flow.
Whether you practise with eyes closed or open, PraniQ stays quietly in the background - supporting, not directing.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
- Works fully offline
- No accounts
- No personal data collection
Your breath is yours. Your practice stays yours.

COMPLETELY FREE
No subscriptions. No locked features.
Because something as fundamental as breath should never be behind a paywall.

IMPORTANT GUIDANCE
Pranayama can be powerful, but it is not one-size-fits-all.
- Never force breath holds
- If you feel dizzy, breathless, or uncomfortable—stop and return to natural breathing
- Adjust ratios to your comfort
- Avoid forceful techniques (e.g. Bhastrika) if you have high blood pressure or heart conditions
- Practise on an empty stomach or 2–3 hours after meals
Always listen to your body.

PraniQ doesn’t tell you how to breathe.
It simply holds your practice - and stays with you while you do.