FREE · NO ACCOUNT
Breathe with a guide
One minute of box breathing: in, pause, out, pause. Four seconds each.
Round 1 / 4
Breathe gently. Stop whenever you like.
BREATHING · CBT SELF-HELP · AI CHAT
Try free guided breathing exercises and 5-4-3-2-1 grounding. Follow a box breathing or 4-7-8 timer, or explore CBT self-help, without an account.
FREE · NO ACCOUNT
One minute of box breathing: in, pause, out, pause. Four seconds each.
Round 1 / 4
Breathe gently. Stop whenever you like.
PRO / MAX · AI GUIDE
Write what is crowding your mind. An AI Guide helps you slow down and find one gentle next step. It is not therapy or diagnosis.
You could start with
Needs an account and a Pro or Max plan. See plans
Free instead: sort the thought yourselfFREE · PRIVATE
A CBT-inspired thought record. Separate what happened from what you fear, then choose a balanced next step.
Stays in this page. Nothing is saved or sent.
A QUIET THOUGHT FOR TODAY
A thought to keep with you. Take what feels useful and leave the rest.
SIMPLE MEMBERSHIP
No core exercise is placed behind a paywall. Paid plans add monthly AI replies and a wider set of focused guides.
A clear practice, right when you need it.
$0always
Regular guided support for everyday moments.
$9.99/ month
More room for frequent, varied support.
$19.99/ month
Annual options and complete fair-use details are shown on the pricing page. AI Guides are support tools, not therapists or medical services.
BUILT WITH CARE
Back to Here is designed for general relaxation and self-reflection—not diagnosis, symptom scoring, or treatment. The controls stay with you.
Sensory observations are never collected. Free reflection notes stay in the page.
Pause, skip, stop, or return to natural breathing at any time.
Sources and limits are visible, and urgent information is never paywalled.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
No. Grounding, breathing timers, the daily thought, CBT self-reflection, and general health information are free without an account. A verified account is only needed for paid AI Guides.
Skip it, go back, pause, or finish. Smell and taste prompts can be recalled from memory, and no step is required.
No. These are general relaxation and self-reflection tools. They do not diagnose, interpret personal test results, or replace professional care.