No accounts or logins
Launch a breathing session immediately. We do not collect names, email addresses, or any authentication data.
Privacy commitment
Remember to Breathe is designed to work without accounts. It uses local storage for your practice history and Google Analytics for usage measurement. This page outlines the information we process, the rare cases where we store data, and how to contact us with questions.
The app focuses on quick relaxation, so the only insights we gather are aggregated usage trends that help us improve the breathing experiences. Each commitment below is active today—not planned or future work.
Launch a breathing session immediately. We do not collect names, email addresses, or any authentication data.
Google Analytics 4 runs with privacy-conscious defaults so we can understand general usage trends such as popular techniques and device types.
Breathing visuals, timers, and language settings execute locally so you keep control of your data.
The breathing app keeps preferences on your device so you can pick up where you left off. Clearing your browser data will remove these items immediately.
We monitor high-level trends so we know which breathing patterns are helpful and which devices to optimise for. Practice events are linked by a random practice identifier so we can measure completion rates.
Google Analytics 4 (gtag.js)
Google receives page views and practice events (start, completion, or early stop), including technique, duration, entry page, and a random practice identifier. GA4 may use cookies and device identifiers. We do not send names, email addresses, or the full locally stored practice history. Advertising personalization and Google signals are disabled in our tag configuration.
Have a privacy question or spotted an issue? Open a discussion in our GitHub repository and we will follow up quickly. You can also request additional details about how we handle analytics events.