Short regulation tools
Breathing, grounding and bilateral stimulation tools that are simple to start, easy to stop and built to steady you in the next five minutes, not just in ideal conditions.
Now in beta
When anxiety spikes before a meeting, you can't wind down or you just need to find your footing, Navigate gives you practical tools that work right now. Breathing, grounding and bilateral stimulation built for real moments, not just routines.
Core tools are free to try. Private by default. No sign-up required unless you want beta updates.
"Before the meeting. After the difficult call. In the middle of the night when nothing will slow down. Navigate is for those moments."
How Navigate helps
Navigate keeps the interface light, the tools short and the next step clear, whether you have thirty seconds before something hard or a quieter moment to go deeper.
Breathing, grounding and bilateral stimulation tools that are simple to start, easy to stop and built to steady you in the next five minutes, not just in ideal conditions.
Check in with how you feel and Navigate steers you toward tools that are more likely to help, based on the Window of Tolerance model.
Move from practical breath pacing into body scans, calm place, containment, orienting, bilateral sound and guided stability work when you need more depth.
Your data stays on your device wherever possible. No account is required to explore the core tools and there is no mental-state tracking layer.
Practitioner workflows, therapist mode and shareable plans are available when support needs to extend beyond solo self-help.
Use a built-in pathway or create sequences of tools with suggested pacing, so support feels coherent rather than like a loose collection of exercises.
Three ways to use Navigate
Open the app, check in and use regulation tools or programmes independently with clear boundaries and low friction.
For individualsBetween sessions, Navigate gives you tools to use, not feelings to log. Grounding, breathing and resourcing that keeps the therapeutic work moving in everyday life.
For supported useTherapists can build and share plans, guide practice and keep practitioner-only tools clearly separated from read-only client links.
For therapistsClinically informed, not clinically cold
Navigate brings together low-load regulation tools, safety-minded sequencing and optional practitioner workflows without turning the experience into homework, journaling prompts or mood-tracking.
Beta: open now
Core regulation tools are free to try. Join the beta list for occasional updates, early invites and new programme drops.
Beta means early access. Some features may still be incomplete or occasionally not work as expected.