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Moonbird: intuitive & easy
guided breathing exercises

It's intuitive

Your breath syncs with moonbird like babies syncs their breath with their mom when being held to her chest.

Anywhere, anytime

In bed, at work, on the go, wherever you need it. Just breathe along.

Measure the effect

The smart sensors measures the effect, which you can see in the app.

How does it work?

Step 1 - Hold moonbird in your hands and put your thumb on the sensor.

Step 2 - Breathe in when moonbird expands, breathe out when it contracts.

Step 3 - Moonbird's smart sensor measures the effect, which you can see in the app.

Step 4 - Take moonbird with you, so you can relax anytime and anywhere you want to.

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Become an early bird, stay in the loop and receive up to 25% discount on the 199 USD retail price.

Get real-time biofeedback

The app shows you how your body responds to each breath you take

“We’re on a moonshot mission to help people destress, calm down and sleep better by making breathing techniques accessible.”

Stefanie Broes

Co-Founder & CEO of Moonbird

Why not just use an app for this?

“

My physiotherapist recommended breathing exercises with an app, but it never really resonated with me. With moonbird I immediately found it easier now that I can feel it in my hand. The device in my hand helps me to focus, with an app I was more distracted.

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Vanessa, 39 years old

Co-founder Stefanie demonstrates moonbird in action

Stefanie Broes

Co-Founder & CEO of Moonbird

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Become an early bird, stay in the loop and receive up to 25% discount on the 199 USD retail price.

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