The short answer
These three free browser demos work with touch, a mouse or a keyboard. They are small web experiences inspired by Stress Relief activities. The iPhone app offers the full 19-activity library, seven free activities, haptics and short Instant Reset sessions.
Choose the movement you want
Bubble Pop is a sheet of soft circles you can tap at your own pace. Water Ripples gives each touch a spreading ring on a pond-like surface. Breathing Dot is a moving visual cue you can start, pause and leave whenever you want. There is no leaderboard or reward for staying longer.
Online demos and the iPhone app
The demos open on this website with JavaScript enabled. Loading them requires an internet connection; ongoing offline browser availability is not promised. The installed iPhone app supports offline games and breathing after installation. Account, purchase and AI services can still require a connection.
The browser examples do not reproduce the complete app or its haptic feedback. For example, this Bubble Pop uses a fresh sheet rather than the app’s drifting bubbles. Try the interaction here, then use the app if you want its library and session features.
Keep a short break easy to leave
Choose a stopping point before you start: a few taps, a small ripple pattern or an available minute. Use Finish break to close the play area, or simply leave the page. No game progress, mood check-in or personal account is needed here.
- The demos have no advertising or purchases.
- Sound is not required or played.
- Keyboard instructions are provided beside each activity.
- The breathing cue pauses when its tab is hidden.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play stress relief games online without downloading?
Yes. These three free web demos run in a modern browser with JavaScript enabled. Choose an activity above; no app installation or account is needed.
Are these the complete iPhone games?
No. They are simplified browser examples of tapping, water interaction and visual breathing. The iPhone app has its own game surfaces, haptics, game library and session features.
Do these games treat anxiety?
No. These are everyday leisure activities, not medical care or a treatment. There is no promised mood change.
Sources and product references
- About Stress Relief: Relaxing Games
Product facts from Omnivatis, the app maker. The browser demos are simplified web examples of these interactions.
Stress Relief is a wellness app. It is not a medical device, does not diagnose or treat any condition, and is not a substitute for professional care. If you are struggling, please talk to a qualified professional.
