Each one for a different kind of moment — a timbre, a pace, a presence. Pick the voice that fits, or let the read pick for you.
Deep, even, kind.
Arlo's voice is the end of a long day — deep, even, kind. The voice of a meditation teacher with chalk on their hands, or a therapist speaking quietly. Arlo is for wind-downs, calm-anxiety, and self-compassion.
Quietly authoritative.
Eli speaks from a deep well of patience. Quietly authoritative — never assertive, never coaching. The voice of a Buddhist teacher or a tai chi instructor. Eli is for grounding, focus, and calm-anxiety.
Patient warmth.
Iris speaks with the calm of someone who has guided this a thousand times. Lower chest register, breathy on exhales, never urgent. Iris is for wind-downs, calm-anxiety, and grounded morning practices.
Soulful and close.
Maya's voice stays close — soulful, breathy, unhurried, like someone speaking softly right beside you. Warm and low, with the calm of someone who has held space for others. Maya is for sleep, wind-downs, and self-compassion.
Bright but slow.
Mira is brightness without urgency. The voice of a calm yoga teacher at first light, or a podcast you'd fall asleep to. Mira is for morning energy, focus, and gentle wind-downs.
A kind, thoughtful friend.
Theo is the voice of a thoughtful, kind friend. Younger-sounding without being inexperienced — lighter timbre, breathy, warm. Theo is for reset breath, self-compassion, and short morning practices.
Just above a whisper.
Wren's voice meets you where soft is the right thing to hear. They speak as if you're already half-asleep — quiet, unhurried, close. Wren is for sleep, late wind-downs, and the deep end of a hard day.
Currently English-only. More guides and other languages will land the same way — quiet, named, and matched to a moment.
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