Runner's Breath
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DeveloperSDG Network
CategoryHealth & Fitness
Price9.99 USD
Released
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Version1.2.1
Age rating12+
First seen by us
5 Oct 2026
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Runner's Breath on the App Store
App details
App ID
6755918785
Publisher
Canadian Blockchain Supply Chain Association Inc
On the store since
Apr 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 26.0+
iPhone 11 and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad · Watch
Content rating
12+
Languages
1
EN
Size
4 MB
Where Runner's Breath's downloads come from Modelled
Last 30 days: organic search, browsing the store, features and paid ads.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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App Store, worldwide.
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About Runner's Breath
Most running apps track your distance.
Some track your pace.
A few yell at you about heart rate.
This one?
It reminds you to breathe. You’re welcome.
If you run with music, you already know the problem: your playlist is fire, your legs are working… and your breathing? Chaos. Random. Unsupervised. This app was built for runners who want to stay in control of their breathing without turning their run into a meditation retreat or a science experiment.
This app helps you lock in a breathing rhythm and stick with it, even while listening to music. No staring at your watch. No awkward counting in your head. Just simple cues that help your breathing stay consistent, controlled, and efficient while you run.
Because oxygen is kind of important.
Why Breathing Matters
Proper breathing can:
• Improve endurance
• Reduce fatigue
• Help control your heart rate
• Make runs feel easier
• Keep you from sounding like a dying walrus at the 3 km mark
Breathing well isn’t just for elite athletes or yoga instructors. It’s for anyone who’d like to finish a run feeling strong instead of dramatically questioning life choices.
What This App Does
• Guides your breathing rhythm while you run
• Syncs breath cues to your real running cadence
• Works alongside your music
• Metronome, voice, and haptic feedback options
• Requires minimal interaction once you press start
• Designed specifically for runners not generic “relaxation”
• Clean, simple, distraction-free interface
• No ads screaming at you mid-run
• No complicated setup
• No fake “AI coach” yelling motivational nonsense
Just you, your run, and breathing that finally makes sense.
Not Running Right Now? Breathe Anyway.
Breath training doesn’t stop when your shoes come off. The app also includes two guided breathing techniques for the other 23 hours of your day:
Box Breathing
The four-phase technique used by athletes, soldiers, and people who have to sit through very long meetings. Inhale, hold, exhale, hold — all for equal counts. Adjustable phase durations and session lengths. Great for pre-race nerves, post-run cool-downs, or pretending your inbox isn’t on fire.
4-7-8 Breathing
A guided relaxation pattern built around slow, extended exhales that activate your parasympathetic nervous system — the one responsible for calm. Inhale, hold, and exhale long. Adjustable ratios including the classic 4-7-8. Ideal for recovery days, winding down, or finally falling asleep instead of replaying that awkward thing you said in 2019.
Both work on iPhone and Apple Watch, with the same clean interface and audio/haptic guidance. No incense required.
Who It’s For
This app is perfect if you:
• Run with music and lose track of breathing
• Want better endurance
• Struggle with pacing your breath
• Feel breathless earlier than you should
• Want a calmer pre-race routine or a faster post-run recovery
• Want to train smarter without turning into a lab rat
• Simply want running to feel easier
Whether you’re new to running or dee
Some track your pace.
A few yell at you about heart rate.
This one?
It reminds you to breathe. You’re welcome.
If you run with music, you already know the problem: your playlist is fire, your legs are working… and your breathing? Chaos. Random. Unsupervised. This app was built for runners who want to stay in control of their breathing without turning their run into a meditation retreat or a science experiment.
This app helps you lock in a breathing rhythm and stick with it, even while listening to music. No staring at your watch. No awkward counting in your head. Just simple cues that help your breathing stay consistent, controlled, and efficient while you run.
Because oxygen is kind of important.
Why Breathing Matters
Proper breathing can:
• Improve endurance
• Reduce fatigue
• Help control your heart rate
• Make runs feel easier
• Keep you from sounding like a dying walrus at the 3 km mark
Breathing well isn’t just for elite athletes or yoga instructors. It’s for anyone who’d like to finish a run feeling strong instead of dramatically questioning life choices.
What This App Does
• Guides your breathing rhythm while you run
• Syncs breath cues to your real running cadence
• Works alongside your music
• Metronome, voice, and haptic feedback options
• Requires minimal interaction once you press start
• Designed specifically for runners not generic “relaxation”
• Clean, simple, distraction-free interface
• No ads screaming at you mid-run
• No complicated setup
• No fake “AI coach” yelling motivational nonsense
Just you, your run, and breathing that finally makes sense.
Not Running Right Now? Breathe Anyway.
Breath training doesn’t stop when your shoes come off. The app also includes two guided breathing techniques for the other 23 hours of your day:
Box Breathing
The four-phase technique used by athletes, soldiers, and people who have to sit through very long meetings. Inhale, hold, exhale, hold — all for equal counts. Adjustable phase durations and session lengths. Great for pre-race nerves, post-run cool-downs, or pretending your inbox isn’t on fire.
4-7-8 Breathing
A guided relaxation pattern built around slow, extended exhales that activate your parasympathetic nervous system — the one responsible for calm. Inhale, hold, and exhale long. Adjustable ratios including the classic 4-7-8. Ideal for recovery days, winding down, or finally falling asleep instead of replaying that awkward thing you said in 2019.
Both work on iPhone and Apple Watch, with the same clean interface and audio/haptic guidance. No incense required.
Who It’s For
This app is perfect if you:
• Run with music and lose track of breathing
• Want better endurance
• Struggle with pacing your breath
• Feel breathless earlier than you should
• Want a calmer pre-race routine or a faster post-run recovery
• Want to train smarter without turning into a lab rat
• Simply want running to feel easier
Whether you’re new to running or dee
Latest updates
1.2.1
Some bug fixes and enhancements on the watch side. Run like the wind!
1.1.0
New 4-7-8 pattern! Helps the parasympathetic nervous system, lowers heart rate and help your ease into a calmer state.
Plus, improvements to the metronome and other fixes
Store changes
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