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From everyday stress to intense moments — there's a SHIFT for you

LITE

SHIFT | Lite

A simple, grounding entry point into breath-led regulation. Designed to help you slow down, refocus, and reset — even on busy days.
SHIFT | Lite
€199 €139
  • Supports calm focus and mental clarity
  • Easy to integrate into short daily moments
  • Helps create consistency without pressure
  • Designed for everyday use, anywhere
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PRO

SHIFT | Duo Pro

A deeper, more immersive experience for those ready to build stronger regulation, presence, and recovery into their routine.
SHIFT | Duo Pro
€325 €265
  • Encourages deeper nervous system regulation
  • Supports longer, more intentional sessions
  • Built for recovery, grounding, and resilience
  • Designed for people who value ritual and consistency
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The Science of the breath

100%

Visual breathing feedback increases adherence by X2

Biofeedback research consistently shows that visual cues (lights, progress indicators, scales): Improve breathing consistency, Increase session completion, Reduce cognitive load

40%

Reduction in anxiety symptoms

A large systematic review (Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 2017) found that slow breathing interventions (especially those emphasizing longer exhales) produced moderate to large reductions in anxiety, often in the 30–40% range across validated anxiety scales.

50%

Increase in vagal activity

Multiple studies measuring heart rate variability (HRV) show that slow breathing at ~5–6 breaths/min, especially with longer exhales, significantly increases vagal tone (measured via RMSSD and HF-HRV).

25%

Improvement in cognitive control

Studies using attention and executive-function tasks show that paced breathing improves: Prefrontal cortex engagement, Emotional regulation and Attentional stability. This is linked to reduced limbic (threat) dominance.

40%

Reduction in panic intensity

Cognitive-behavioral and interoceptive exposure research shows that: Counting breaths, External pacing cues, Predictable rhythm reduce panic severity by 30–40%, because they: Anchor attention, Reduce catastrophic misinterpretation of bodily sensations, Increase perceived control

Based on published biofeedback research. Individual results may vary. Not a medical device.