To be honest, I didn't plan to build an app, and I still sometimes wonder if the world really needed another breathwork platform.

But even with all the resources at our disposal, people are still struggling to make breathwork a consistent part of their lives. Something isn't working — and I don't think it's the content.

Yoga has been part of my life since childhood, but I took a deeper route when I trained at a traditional ashram in the Sivananda lineage over a decade ago, and have been practicing and teaching since. Strict, unglamorous, and very real, the ashram practiced asana, prāṇāyāma, meditation, and karma yoga, diligently and without distraction. I was struck by how a handful of simple, consistent practices could create such profound internal shifts.

Still grew from the question that followed: can there be something that preserves the depth of the classical yogic path, while remaining accessible to modern life? I wanted to design something that you naturally want to stay with, always available to you — and a path that is easy to return to when life takes over. The whole journey is built with the hope that, eventually, you won't need this app at all. That is my wish for you.

So if you’ve somehow found your way here, honestly, welcome and thank you.

Raja Yoga is experiential. You understand it by doing it, not reading about it. Begin with your first 5 sessions – a guided glimpse into the path through breath work and meditation. They’re free, and only 10 minutes each.

I wish you the best in your practice.