That is cool that it works offline. I will not use it because I don't like the voices. The free meditation app I would recommend is the Healthy Minds program[1]. I have also seen Medito recommended, but the thing that I like about the HM Program is that it is a very straight curriculum, instead of various options scattered as options.

[1]https://www.humin.org/wellbeing-tools/app

Does anyone ever worry about prompt injection attacks against yourself in these?

When I was into hypnosis and NLP between one and two decades ago, I used to worry about what the instructions were once I was hypnotized. I lacked the terminology then but there days we would call these prompt injections, just against the human brain.

I guess social engineering is another form, although that's probably more akin to a CSRF or flawed auth logic exploit.

Title should say "meditations" — app is not for actual dispute resolution (well, not directly).

Seems like the voices are text to speech? You could have an option to change the voice type as well as regenerate different scripts with a simple llm.

Medito is good Open Source alternative as well. https://meditofoundation.org/

Offline support is underrated for meditation apps — network interruptions mid-session are the opposite of calming

I really like this. I tried korean language and the voice was bit off though. good work!

These are audio recordings right? Could they just say so?