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About Calm Your Mind – MindSwipe

Feeling stressed, distracted, or restless? MindSwipe helps you calm your mind, improve focus, and sleep better — all with a simple swipe. No complicated menus, just quick mindful moments made for busy lives. Features: • Daily mindfulness practices in under 5 minutes • Relaxation and sleep support • Focus timer to boost productivity • Simple swipe interface, clutter-free Why MindSwipe? Most meditation apps overwhelm you with options. MindSwipe keeps it simple: swipe, choose a mindful practice, and feel calmer in seconds. It’s lightweight, distraction-free, and designed for people who want peace of mind without endless scrolling. Benefits: • Less stress and anxiety • Better focus at work or study • Deeper, more restful sleep • A calmer, clearer mind every day

What’s new

Version 1.3.1 · Updated August 20, 2025

We’ve made subtle improvements to your daily mindfulness practices for an even smoother experience. Fixed bugs which include focus timer not counting in the background

App privacy

The developer, Digital Vibes GmbH, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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