Changelog

What changed, in plain words.

v2.3 — breathe sideways

July 2026

Sylph now rotates. Follow the orb in landscape on a tablet by the bed, a phone on a stand, or a foldable half-open — the glow, the cues and the timer all follow along, and a session in progress doesn't skip a breath when you turn the screen. The layout also learned to keep clear of camera notches either way up, and under the hood the app is fully at home with Android 15's edge-to-edge display and the latest Google Play guidelines.

v2 — breathe on the big screen

July 2026 · now in early access on Google Play

Sylph Pro can now cast your session to any Google Cast TV. The orb breathes on the television — every theme, every colour — with the phase cues, the countdown and the timer, while your phone stays the guide in your hand: pause, resume and end exactly as before, and both screens stay in step to the tenth of a second. Finish a session and the TV shows the same gentle tally your phone does.

Still no ads, no accounts, and no permission prompts — ever.

v1.1 — easier to hold, easier to leave

July 2026

Picking a rhythm now happens in one flow: tap a technique and it opens right there with the session lengths and Begin inside — no more reaching for a bar at the bottom of the screen. Ending a session is clearer and kinder: a visible End button, a quick two-second fade with a gentle "Ending…" cue, and a second tap finishes immediately. The countdown moved out of the orb's way. And the orb itself now comes in eight colours — all free — from the original Air blue to Aurora green, Dawn rose and Ember. (Lantern keeps its own warm glow.) The website got a matching breath of fresh air, too.

v1.0 — the first release

July 2026

Four free breathing techniques (Box, 4-7-8, Coherent, Relax) plus seven more with Sylph Pro, a custom pattern builder with six saved slots, five visual themes, four haptic themes and four audio themes. Sessions from 1 minute to "until I stop" (Pro), with a gentle five-second fade to finish. No ads, no accounts, no streaks, no permission prompts.