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Wellness & Focus / iOS

Drift

The break your brain
keeps asking for.

Sixty seconds between you and the scroll. Choose an experience, breath, motion, sound, or stillness, and come back to yourself. Favorite the ones that work so they're a tap away next time. Then put the phone down.

Drift app showing touch visuals and breathwork
The Pitch

Pick a mode. 60 seconds later, you're done.

Touch: Finger-driven visuals, bloom ink through still water, fluid glass ripples, floating lanterns, aurora curtains, that pull your focus out of the feed and into the present.

Puzzles: Light, bite-sized puzzles that turn anxious energy into a few seconds of focused calm.

Sound: Ambient textures and soft full-screen visuals that replace the noise of notifications with something your brain can rest inside.

Breath: Guided patterns that slow your nervous system before you finish your coffee.

Interludes: Sixty-second guided meditations narrated by real people, not AI, for when you need a voice, not a screen.

Features / Built In

Not a meditation app.
Not even close.

Meditation apps want twenty minutes. They want streaks. They want you to build a practice, follow a course, commit to a journey.

Drift wants sixty seconds. No streaks. No courses. No guilt when you skip a day. No day one, day two, day thirty. Just the moment you're in, and one minute to make it better.

Most wellness apps ask you to add a habit. Drift asks you to interrupt one.

Built for the moments in between.

The minute while your coffee brews. The pause before a meeting starts. The 11 PM scroll you didn't mean to begin and can't seem to stop.

Drift fits in the cracks of your day because it was designed for the cracks of your day. Sixty seconds is always available. Twenty minutes almost never is.

Version 5.0

What's new.

01 A New Sleep Category: Two end-of-day Interludes: The Last Tab with Theo, Nothing Left to Do with Mina.
02 A New Breathing Circle: Hundreds of drifting light particles gather into a crisp circle as you exhale, then loosen into a soft cloud as you breathe in.
03 Two New Soundscapes: Binaural Clock, a steady tick in binaural space, and Bumblebees, a warm close hum.
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