buddhify

buddhify has been featured by the Guardian, Reuters, lifehacker and the UK’s biggest selling newspaper The Sun which named it the number one health app for busy city workers

Interested in meditation?

Lots of people like the idea of meditation but rarely get round to doing anything about it. That's why we made buddhify

Have a play around

buddhify is intended for you to play around with, using it to overlay your life with the skills and benefits of meditation

Pimp your mind

Bespoke meditation tracks designed for 21st century life turn your phone into an urban wellbeing device

Out & about

Perfect for modern life, buddhify has custom meditations for when commuting, walking, the gym & at home

Yummy flavours

Meditations come in four tasty flavours - clarity, stability, embodiment and connection - to help you get what you need

Bonus features

The app has a number of special bonus features, including Two Player Meditation and buddhify mode #ooh

Five things you may want to know about buddhify

1. buddhify has been designed as a solution to the problem that there is a lot of interest in mindfulness-based meditation nowadays but most of the ways its taught are still stuck in the 20th century

2. buddhify is made by a team who are both properly experienced in traditional meditation and properly knowledgable about technology, innovation and understanding what people really want

3. buddhify aims to start a new wave of authentic modern translations of classic contemplative traditions, so if you don't like it please do make something better. Really

4. Over and above the many good and great meditation teachers who have influenced the app, the perhaps more surprising inspirations behind buddhify are Ira Glass of This American Life, Jad Abumrad of Radiolab, the late Steve Jobs and the emerging culture of urban and pro-social gaming represented by people like Hide&Seek and Jane McGonigal

5. buddhify is called buddhify because a) it's a cute name and b) it's a grateful nod to the roots of mindfulness-based meditation in Buddhism. However the app is for anyone with an interest in developing their mental wellbeing and is not interesting in pushing any particular belief system, religious or otherwise