Open it the moment before you do the thing you’ll regret. One breath. One honest choice. Then it’s gone.
See the app in motion ↓
One screen for your worst half-second.
The moment before the text, the cart, the reply you can’t undo — you open Affelion right there.
Name it. Breathe once. Choose. Under a minute, then it’s gone.
What you’re watching
The whole app, start to finish. No mockups.
Tap Sound on to hear the score I produced for the breathing screen.
Each screen does one thing.
Name it. Say what’s happening. That opens the gap.
Find level. One breath, with sound, until you can think.
Choose. Decide from what’s true, not what you fear. It’s yours.
I didn’t abandon myself.
One of four pieces I produced for Affelion.
It’s not there to relax you. It brings the wall down so you can think — then it ends.
Starts tense. Settles as you breathe. A few seconds of clearance, then quiet.
Short lines. One truth each. The app’s idea, out in the world.
See the feed · @affelion.app
Nothing to scroll or optimize. The empty space is the pause.
No diagnosing. No “calm down.” It helps you decide.
The brand’s line becomes the app’s waterline. Identity, screen, sound.
It stays on your phone. There’s nothing to send.
Privacy isn’t a setting here. It’s how it’s built — everything happens on the device.
No feed. No advice. No account. Nothing watching you.
A Human Note
Made by someone who needed it too.
— really.
Affelion
It began with one belief.
Life turns on the small, fast choices — the gap between feeling something and acting on it. Regret lives there. So does self-respect.
Affelion holds that gap open long enough to choose. One outcome: I didn’t abandon myself.