You have 4 minutes.
Souffle tells you what to do with them.
This circle breathes at the pace of a ritual. 5.5 seconds in, 5.5 seconds out. Follow it while you read the rest.
One question — how do you feel, right now. Then one ritual, 3 to 7 minutes, calibrated to that answer, playing immediately. Silent, in your browser. Nothing to install, nothing to choose.
Free, 1 ritual a day, no account. One tap on a mood and it plays.
- 9:00am
- First meeting. Then the second. Then the third.
- 1:12pm
- Lunch at your desk, 12 minutes, one hand on the keyboard.
- 2:40pm
- A client call goes badly. Not because of you.
- 2:47pm
- You close the laptop for 3 seconds. The next one starts in 13 minutes.
It isn't a crisis. It's a dull fatigue with nowhere to go.
You know you should take a break. A 20-minute break is a luxury you don't have, and you wouldn't know what to do with it anyway. So it is another coffee, or the phone, or nothing at all — and the fatigue carries into the next call and comes out on someone who didn't earn it.
What is missing is not sessions to choose from. There are tens of thousands. What is missing is someone to say: for the next 4 minutes, do this.
The screen turns dark, everything you were looking at disappears, and one sentence stays for 3 seconds.
Close the door if you can.
- 1
One question
How do you feel, right now. Four words, you tap one. 3 seconds, no typing.
tensedrainedrestlessscattered - 2
One ritual
Slow down · 4 min. Slow breathing, then the shoulders. No sound. It plays immediately.
- 3
The circle
It expands and contracts at the rhythm of the ritual. One line of instruction at a time, and a thin ring for the time left.
restless → okay. 4 minutes.
That line is the point of the whole thing: the 4 minutes handed back to you, with the state named on both sides. No voice, no gong, no earbuds — you can do it in an open-plan office with someone walking past, and nobody will know.
Most of the work went into what Souffle refuses to do.
- No sound
- Text and rhythm, not a recorded track. Nothing to plug in, nothing to mute.
- No account
- You tap a mood and it plays. An email is asked for once, at the end, only if you want tomorrow's reminder.
- No library
- One ritual appears, composed for the state you picked. There is nothing to browse and nothing to compare.
- No score
- Souffle counts nothing about you. No streak, no badge, nothing to fall behind on.
- No claim
- Souffle isn't medical care and never pretends to be. The promise is 4 minutes, and that is the whole of it.
Souffle
Free, forever.
1 ritual a day, full quality, no account. Not a crippled demo — it is the product at the frequency most people actually need it.
Souffle Unlimited
$29, one time.
Unlimited rituals a day, the whole log from the beginning, and every new ritual we make. One payment. No subscription. Nothing to cancel.
What that changes
4 minutes.
That's it.