The Mac app
that helps you shift your state
Breathing protocols for calm, focus, and recovery.
macOS 13+
Breathing, made easier.
Choose what is happening, get a short recommendation, and follow the rhythm without counting.
Recommended
Extended Exhale
Paced breathing · 1 min 4 sec
Get a recommendation
Extended exhale
out
Follow the rhythm
21 protocols. Your own rhythm.
Explore guided breathing and visual pacing, with adjustable timing and clear explanations behind each protocol.
Find the right protocol
Pacing
Inhale 3s · Sip 1s · Exhale 6s
Custom length
50 sec
Make the pacing yours
Know the evidence
Make it a practice.
Combine the patterns that work for you, make space for them in your day, and build consistency at your own pace.
My routine
3 protocols · 6 min
Bellows Breath
1 min
Extended Exhale
2 min
Resonance Breathing
3 min
Build your routine
Your schedule
A gentle reminder when you want it
Morning reset
Weekdays · 9:00 AM
Evening wind-down
Daily · 10:00 PM
Set your rhythm

See your consistency
Ready when you need it.
Open misuto from anywhere, choose what you need, and keep the rhythm beside your work.
Open Quick Dial without leaving the app you are using.
Open with one shortcut
Quick Dial
Choose what you need
Choose or start instantly

Follow the floating waveform
Made for Mac
Open misuto when you need it and begin a session without breaking your workflow.
In the menu bar
Open misuto or begin a favorite practice without searching for a window.
Beside your work
Keep a compact breathing guide above your other apps while you follow the rhythm.
Siri and Shortcuts
Start protocols and routines using Siri, Shortcuts, or your own automations.
misuto is coming to your Mac.
The first release is being prepared. When it arrives, start with guided onboarding and see how misuto fits your day.
Download — coming soonmacOS 13+
Everything in misuto. One simple purchase.
Every license unlocks the complete app. Choose only how many Macs you need.
Single license
The complete misuto experience on one personal or work Mac.
$17
once
- 1 Mac
- Personal license
- Standard license support
Two-Mac license
For a personal Mac and a work Mac, under one license.
$27
once
- 2 Macs
- One personal and one work Mac
- Save $7 compared with two single licenses
Every license includes
- All 21 breathing and visual protocols
- Custom durations, cycles, and supported pacing settings
- Unlimited custom routines
- Quick Dial, global shortcut, and floating player
- One year of updates included
- Pay once, use forever
Renew optionally for another year of updates, or keep using your purchased version forever.
Questions, answered.
Everything you need to know before bringing misuto to your Mac.
What is misuto?
misuto is a native Mac wellness app with 21 guided breathing and visual pacing protocols for calm, focus, energy, sleep, and recovery. It can recommend a protocol for the moment or let you build and schedule your own routines.
How many protocols does misuto include?
misuto includes 21 breathing and visual pacing protocols. Each protocol explains its purpose, pacing, safety guidance, and evidence status, and supported settings can be customized.
What do I receive after purchase?
A $17 single license unlocks the complete misuto app on one Mac, including all protocols, custom routines, scheduling, Quick Dial, and the floating player. One year of updates is included.
Can I try misuto before buying?
You can complete the guided onboarding and introductory practice before purchasing. Continued use of the app requires a license; there is no ongoing free plan.
Does my practice stay private?
Your routines, schedules, and activity history are stored locally on your Mac. Purchase and license validation use external services. misuto does not sync your practice with an iPhone.
How long is a session?
Duration depends on the protocol and your chosen settings. Choose a short practice for the moment, adjust the duration or cycles, or combine protocols into a longer routine. You can pause or stop a session at any time.
Do I need to know which breathing technique to choose?
No. Choose what is happening right now and misuto recommends a protocol based on the moment and your preferences. You can also explore the library and save the practices you prefer.
Is misuto a subscription?
No. Pay $17 once for one Mac and keep using your purchased version forever. Your license includes one year of updates.
What happens after the first year?
You can keep using your purchased version without renewing. Renewal is optional and adds another year of updates; it is not required to continue using the version you own.
Is misuto a medical treatment?
No. misuto is a general-wellness app, not a medical device or a replacement for professional care. Protocol pages explain their evidence status and safety information. Advanced practices include additional warnings and are excluded from automatic recommendations.
misuto for Mac is coming soon.
The first release will bring all 21 protocols, custom routines, and visual pacing to your Mac.
Download — coming soonmacOS 13+
A quick reset for your attention.
Short, playful challenges for focus, memory, reflexes, timing, and breathing.

Focus Trap
Ignore the distracting cue and choose the correct side before instinct takes over.
Start challenge
Reflex Speedrun
Wait for the signal, react as quickly as you can, and compare three rapid rounds.
Start challenge
Click Storm
Tap as fast as possible for five seconds and see the rhythm your hands can sustain.
Start challenge
Odd One Out
Find the subtle mismatch before it blends in.
Start challenge
Time Warper
Close the visual clock and try to feel exactly ten seconds without counting aloud.
Start challengeIdeas for a calmer mind.
Practical notes on stress, focus, breathing, and feeling better at your Mac.
Which breathing exercise should you use right now?
A practical guide to choosing a comfortable pattern for stress, focus, energy, or sleep.
Why longer exhales can help you settle after stress
What slower breathing can do, what the evidence does not prove, and how to practise comfortably.
The physiological sigh: what the research actually found
A careful look at cyclic sighing, the Stanford study, and the limits of its findings.
How to build a breathing routine that fits your day
A practical way to choose a cue, keep the routine small, and adjust it without turning calm into another task.

