Voice guidance in chat
Tap 🔊 on any response to hear it spoken aloud — 6 voices available
Guided breathwork
Daoist Breath, Box Breathing, 4-7-8 — 5 or 10 minutes, audio or visual timer
QiGuide is an AI companion that helps you calm stress, ease overthinking, and find genuine stillness — using breathwork and body practices refined over 2,000 years. Including Taoist and Qigong traditions.
Built on practices that have actually worked for thousands of years — not repackaged productivity advice.
Every AI response can be spoken aloud. Choose from 6 voices. Close your eyes and just listen.
Six audio-guided sessions — Daoist Breath, Box Breathing, 4-7-8. Visual timer with tonal cues for eyes-closed practice.
Responds to how you actually feel right now, not a fixed programme. Tell it you're stressed, can't sleep, or carrying tension — it meets you there.
Grounded in Taoism, Qigong, and Zen — not generic mindfulness platitudes. Tao Te Ching, Zhuangzi, real practice lineage.
QiGuide remembers your journey and meets you where you are. No restarting from scratch each session.
No social feed, no streaks, no notifications. No ads, ever. Just you and the practice.
Stressed, overthinking, can't sleep, carrying tension, just curious. Type what's going on — QiGuide meets you where you are.
Follow a guided breathing session. Try a body practice. Explore a piece of ancient philosophy that puts your situation in perspective. Eyes closed if you like.
QiGuide remembers your journey and meets you where you are — today, and next week.
Most wellness apps give you a timer and a quote. QiGuide was built by someone who actually practises — daily Qigong, Taiji, and Taoist philosophy are the foundation, not the branding.
The ancient texts — Tao Te Ching, Zhuangzi — are public domain for good reason. This wisdom belongs to everyone. QiGuide is a doorway, not a gatekeeper.
You don't need to believe anything. You just need to be curious. ✨
See what it's like →---...
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