Soma Circuit
A nervous system regulation app

Come home to
your body.

Short, body-based practices for the moments you feel overwhelmed, steady, or flat. Designed by clinical psychologist Dr Gerry Bronn.

No account· No ads· No streaks· No app data collected
Three states · One steady place

However your body is today,
there's a way in.

Soma Circuit meets your body where it actually is — not where productivity culture says it should be. Practises tailored to each state, drawn from polyvagal-informed somatic work.

State 01 · Sympathetic

Overwhelmed

For the late-night spiral, the tight chest, the racing mind.

Practise: long exhales, hum & tone, soft belly, grounding to the room.

anxious · wired · frustrated · on edge · racing
State 02 · Ventral vagal

Steady

For the days you feel okay enough to build capacity.

Practise: rhythmic breathing, resourcing, safe-place visualisation, full body scan.

present · grounded · okay · resourced · here
State 03 · Dorsal vagal

Flat

For shutdown, numbness, heaviness, and low energy — the state most apps forget.

Practise: warming in, slow reach, somatic hand postures, gentle re-engagement.

tired · numb · disconnected · heavy · far away
How it works

Four small steps.
As often as your body asks.

Open the app, choose how you feel, listen to one practice, notice what may have shifted. Two to twelve minutes. No login, no setup.

Step 01

Choose how your body feels.

Three honest cards: Overwhelmed, Steady, Flat. Pick the one that fits today, not the one that sounds best.

Step 02

Rate the intensity.

A gentle 0–10 body slider. Wired, settled, or numb — your scale, not a clinical score.

Step 03

Listen to one short practice.

Audio-guided breath, sound, grounding, or movement. Two to twelve minutes, in Gerry's voice.

Step 04

Notice what may have shifted.

Rate again. The garden grows quietly. No streaks, no scores, no shame for skipping a day.

Gentle consistency

A garden, not a streak.

No fire emoji. No guilt. No leaderboard. Just a quiet record of the days you came back to yourself.

Practice days bloom. Rest days stay as buds. The week rolls forward whether you tend it or not. Each day is its own practice.

Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun

Gentle consistency — each day is its own practice.

Bud · rest day Bloom · practice day Today
Gerry Bronn · portrait 4:5
Clinical Psychologist 20+ years AHPRA Registered Melbourne, AU
Built by a psychologist

Built from twenty years of between-session practice.

"I built Soma Circuit because the practices that help people in therapy often need to be available at 4am, before a hard meeting, after a difficult conversation, or when the body suddenly feels too much — or nothing at all."

As a psychologist, I watched clients leave the room with insight but no body-based tools to use between sessions. Soma Circuit is what those tools became — short, audio-guided, grounded in polyvagal theory and somatic practice. Plain language on the surface. Clinical depth underneath.

Hear Gerry's voice · 30 seconds
Sample · Long Exhale
"Let the breath out a little longer than usual…"
0:070:30

Gerry Bronn · Clinical Psychologist

Privacy promise

Your body's data belongs
to your body.

The app collects no usage data and requires no account. Practice history stays on your device. Privacy isn't a setting — it's the default.

Six promises

No account. No ads. No data leaving your device.

  • No account required — open the app and start.
  • No ads, anywhere, ever.
  • No app data collected.
  • Practice history stays on your device.
  • No clinician dashboard, no shared profile.
  • No third-party tracking SDKs in the app.
Pricing

Start free.
Go deeper when you're ready.

A generous free tier — enough to actually feel a shift. Soma Circuit Plus is an invitation into depth, not a paywall in front of regulation.

Free Foundations

Open it, use it, keep it.

$0 · forever
  • Levels 1–3 in Overwhelmed, Steady & Flat
  • Plain-language psychoeducation library
  • The weekly garden — no streaks, no shame
  • No account required
  • No ads, no tracking
Soma Circuit Plus

Go deeper — when your body asks for it.

$14.99 / month · or $99 / year
  • Levels 4–5 — Deepening & Integration in all three modules
  • Full library — somatic hand postures, longer integration sessions
  • Monthly new audio practices
  • Optional gentle reflections & weekly check-ins
  • Founder notes & new releases first

Founding members · the first 200 paid users — $89 / year for life. Join the founding cohort →

For practitioners

A between-session tool
you can recommend safely.

A clinician-built, polyvagal-informed app you can put in your clients' pockets — with safety cautions, copy-paste scripts, and no client-data flow back to anyone.

For psychologists ·
psychotherapists ·
counsellors · coaches ·
GPs · somatic facilitators ·
breathwork & yoga teachers ·
bodyworkers ·
trauma-informed practitioners.

Practise it.
Embody it.
Share what helps.

— The Soma Circuit ripple

Soma Circuit supports everyday wellbeing. It is not therapy, medical advice, or a replacement for professional care.

If you are in crisis · AU Lifeline 13 11 14 · Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636 · US 988 · UK Samaritans 116 123 · NZ 1737

The App

A short, body-first practice you can carry in your pocket.

Audio-guided. Quiet on purpose. Designed to be opened in two minutes and closed when you've shifted, not when a streak says so.

9:41· · ·
Overwhelmed · Check-in

How activated does your body feel right now?

SettledWired
01 · Check-in

State-specific. Body-aware.

The check-in language changes with your state. Wired isn't the same as flat. Activated isn't the same as numb.

If you choose Overwhelmed, you're asked how activated you feel. If you choose Flat, you're asked how disconnected. The rating is gentle, not clinical — a body rating, not a distress score.

02 · Practise

Audio-guided. Three to twelve minutes.

Each practice is timed to the rhythm of the audio guidance — breath, sound, orientation, gentle movement, attention.

You'll hear a calm voice, a metronome of breath, occasional silence. Nothing flashy. Nothing performative. The practice is the practice.

  • · Breath-led settling for sympathetic states
  • · Orienting and grounding for steadiness
  • · Warming, sound and movement for dorsal states
9:43· · ·
Overwhelmed · Level 2 · 5 min

Grounding & Orienting
to the Body

breathe
1:08−3:52
−15 +15
9:48· · ·
Practice complete

A gentle shift —
every bit of regulation counts.

Before
7
After
4

Notice what may have shifted.

03 · Notice

Before and after. Quietly held.

When the practice ends, you check in with your body again. The app remembers — but it doesn't celebrate.

You'll see two ratings, side by side, and a single sentence: notice what may have shifted. No badges. No streaks. No nudges to do more.

Practice grows with you

Five levels per state. No prerequisites, no gates.

As you practise, deeper variations open up — longer durations, fuller sequences, more sound and silence. You can stay at any level for as long as your body needs.

Level 01

Settling

Short, simple, grounding. Two to three minutes.

Level 02

Orienting

Adding gentle attention to the room and the body.

Level 03

Breath & Sound

Longer breath cycles, soft vocal toning if welcome.

Level 04

Movement

Slow, embodied movement. Eight to ten minutes.

Level 05

Integration

Full sequences. Twelve minutes of layered practice.

Privacy is the product

No account. No data. Nothing leaves your device.

  • The app works without an account or login.
  • Practice history and level progress stay on your device.
  • No advertising SDKs, no third-party trackers.
  • No clinician dashboard, no shared profile, no leaderboard.
Boundaries

What Soma Circuit is — and isn't.

What it is
  • An audio-guided practice app for nervous-system regulation
  • Designed by a clinical psychologist
  • Body-first, polyvagal-informed
  • An educational wellness tool
  • Useful between therapy sessions, or on its own
  • Quiet, slow and offline-friendly
What it's not
  • Not a replacement for therapy
  • Not a crisis service
  • Not a diagnosis or assessment tool
  • Not a medical device
  • Not a clinician dashboard or data-sharing tool
  • Not a streak-based habit app or social platform
The Science

Plain-English ideas about the body and the nervous system.

A quiet primer, written by a clinical psychologist. We're sharing what informs the practice — not promising what it will do for you.

1 · What we mean by nervous system regulation

Your nervous system is doing work all the time — reading the room, the day, the people you're with. Sometimes it's well-matched to what's actually happening. Sometimes it's responding to old patterns or accumulated load.

Regulation isn't about staying calm. It's about being able to move between states — to mobilise when you need energy, to settle when you need rest, to come back to yourself after something difficult.

2 · The three-state model

Polyvagal-informed approaches describe three broad nervous-system states. We've translated them into language you can feel rather than diagnose:

Overwhelmed · sympathetic mobilisation — too much energy, too fast.
Steady · ventral vagal — present, social, resourced.
Flat · dorsal vagal — shut down, low energy, distant.

3 · The window of tolerance

The window of tolerance, named by Dr Dan Siegel, describes the zone in which we can think, feel and respond without being hijacked. Above the window: overwhelm. Below it: shutdown.

Soma Circuit is designed to support the skills that help people return toward their window — through breath, orientation, sound and gentle movement.

4 · Why body-first practice can help

Somatic and polyvagal-informed approaches share the view that the body is part of regulation — not an afterthought to it. Talking is powerful, but a body that is wired or shut down is sometimes more responsive to slow breath, weight, sound and posture than to thinking.

With repeated body-based practice, many people can build capacity to notice their state and choose a small, supportive action. That's the modest, well-supported claim we're making.

5 · What Soma Circuit does — and doesn't

A measured note

Soma Circuit is an educational wellness tool. It is not therapy, diagnosis, treatment, crisis support or a medical device. It does not claim to treat, cure or fix anxiety, trauma or depression.

What it does aim to do is offer a short, consistent body-based practice — a place to come back to between everything else. The work the app supports is the work you do with your own attention, in your own body, in your own time.

6 · Further reading

  • Stephen W. PorgesThe Polyvagal Theory. Foundational work on the autonomic nervous system and safety.
  • Daniel J. SiegelThe Developing Mind. Origin of the window of tolerance.
  • Bessel van der KolkThe Body Keeps the Score. Body-based perspectives on stress and trauma.
  • Deb DanaPolyvagal Exercises for Safety and Connection. Applied somatic exercises.
  • Peter A. LevineWaking the Tiger. Somatic experiencing foundations.

These are sources for educational grounding. Citations of academic work do not imply that the authors have endorsed Soma Circuit.

About

Built from twenty years of between-session recordings.

Soma Circuit started as a series of short audio practices Dr Gerry Bronn made for his clients to use between sessions. It became an app when too many of them began asking to keep them.

Founder portrait · 4:5

I'm Gerry. I'm a clinical psychologist in Melbourne with twenty years of practice, mostly with adults navigating overwhelm, burnout, anxiety and the long tail of difficult life events.

Most of my work happens in the room with one person at a time. But the most useful things people told me about their progress always happened outside the room — at 5am when they couldn't sleep, on the train before a hard meeting, in the car in the school pickup line.

So I started recording short body-based practices for them. Five minutes of breath. Three minutes of orientation to the room. A grounding sequence for the morning. They kept the recordings on their phones.

Soma Circuit is what those recordings became. The practices are mine, refined with thousands of hours of clinical use. The voice is mine. The shape of the app — three states, short practices, no streaks, no accounts — is the shape of how my clients actually use this work in their lives.

It's not a meditation library and it's not a habit tracker. It's a body-first companion you can carry quietly.

— Gerry Bronn

Credentials

A sober record.

Founder
Dr Gerry Bronn — Clinical Psychologist
Registration
AHPRA registered, Australia
Practice
20+ years clinical practice in private and public settings
Approach
Somatic and polyvagal-informed, integrated with talking-therapy training
Origin
Soma Circuit grew out of between-session audio practices recorded for clients over many years
Based
Melbourne, Australia · Available worldwide

Designed by a psychologist.
Built for your body, not your performance.

For Therapists

A clinician-built tool for between-session practice.

A practical resource for psychologists, psychotherapists, counsellors, GPs and bodyworkers who want to recommend a steady, body-first app — and recommend it well.

What it is
  • A clinician-built, polyvagal-informed audio app
  • For between-session nervous-system regulation practice
  • Body-first: breath, orientation, sound, gentle movement
  • An educational wellness tool
What it isn't
  • Not therapy, assessment, diagnosis or treatment
  • Not a crisis service
  • Not a clinician dashboard or client-data portal
  • Not a medical device
Suggested use

How clients tend to use it well.

Daily, briefly

One short practice a day

Encourage one practice in a state that fits the body that day — not a long sequence on Sunday. Short, consistent practice beats long, occasional effort.

Around the session

Before or after our work

A grounding practice on the way to a session, or a settling one on the way home. The app doesn't replace the session — it bookends it.

In the day

When the body asks

Before a meeting, after a difficult call, when waking at 4am. The three-state model is designed to be useable in moments, not just rituals.

In review

Bring noticing back to the session

The most useful thing the app generates isn't a score — it's something to notice. Ask what the client is observing about their state across a week.

Recommendation scripts

Copy-paste wording for your client.

10-second version · in the room

"Try Soma Circuit between sessions. Choose the state that fits your body and do one short practice a day. We'll talk about what you notice."

Text-message version

"Here's the app I mentioned: somacircuit.com. Start with Overwhelmed if you feel wired, Flat if you feel shut down, or Steady if you want to build capacity."

Clinical version · for letters and notes

"Soma Circuit is a psychologist-designed nervous-system regulation app based on somatic and polyvagal-informed practice. It is intended as a between-session educational tool, not a substitute for therapy. We will use it gently and review what the client notices."

Cautions

Where it isn't the right tool.

Please share with clients

Stop a practice if it feels overwhelming. Orient to the room, name three things you can see, contact a trusted person. Don't use Soma Circuit while driving or operating machinery, and don't use it as the only support during acute crisis or in place of contacting your therapist, GP or crisis service.

  • Not for use during acute crisis as the only support
  • Not for use while driving
  • Not in place of your usual professional care
  • Stop if a practice feels overwhelming
Privacy for clinicians

No data flows from the app to anyone — including us.

  • The app collects no personal data and requires no account.
  • There is no clinician dashboard. We do not see, store or share client information.
  • Recommend the app freely without a data-sharing relationship.
  • Practice history stays on the client's device, viewable only by them.

Recommend it freely.
It's a quiet companion to your work.

Practices

A small library, slowly grown.

All practices live inside the app, where they're guided in audio. This is a quiet index of what's there — by state, by what they support, and when to try them.

All practices Overwhelmed · 8 Steady · 6 Flat · 7
01 Grounding & Orienting Coming home to the room and the body. Eyes open, slow turning of attention to the corners of the space. Overwhelmed · L1 3 MIN
02 Long Exhale Lengthening the out-breath to settle a wired system. Best when the chest feels tight or thoughts are racing. Overwhelmed · L2 5 MIN
03 Soft Belly Letting the abdomen unhook from the diaphragm. Useful when overwhelm has settled into low-grade clench. Overwhelmed · L3 7 MIN
04 Hum & Tone Soft vocal toning — a vagal nudge through sound. Eyes can be closed. Overwhelmed · L4 8 MIN
05 Coming to Steadiness A short check-in with what's already okay. Building capacity from the inside, not from a goal. Steady · L1 3 MIN
06 Resourcing Bringing a felt-sense memory of safety into the body. Brief, restorative. Steady · L2 5 MIN
07 Window of Tolerance A guided notice of where your edges are today, without trying to widen them. Steady · L3 7 MIN
08 Warming In A gentle re-entry from numbness. Light contact, slow breath, small movements of the hands and feet. Flat · L1 4 MIN
09 Slow Reach Quiet movement to bring energy back into the limbs. Done seated or standing. Flat · L2 6 MIN
10 Voice & Breath Sound to bring presence back, when the body has gone quiet. Easeful, not effortful. Flat · L3 8 MIN
11 Integration A longer sequence layering breath, sound and movement. For when there's space to settle deeply. Steady · L5 12 MIN

Practices are guided in the app. We don't publish full instructions on the website — the audio is the point.

Library

Slow reading on the body and the nervous system.

Short essays from the founder and clinical contributors. Educational, careful, never prescriptive.

Cover · 16:10
Foundations · 7 min read

What we mean when we say a body is "wired"

Sympathetic activation, in plain language — and why naming it changes how you respond.

Cover · 16:10
Window of tolerance · 6 min read

Steady is not the same as still

Steadiness is a moving target. A quiet note on the difference between regulated and serene.

Cover · 16:10
Dorsal states · 8 min read

When the body goes flat — and how to warm slowly

Numbness is a strategy, not a flaw. What it's protecting, and how to thaw without forcing.

Cover · 16:10
Practice · 5 min read

A garden, not a streak

Why we built Soma Circuit without a fire emoji, a leaderboard, or a single nudge to do more.

Cover · 16:10
For clinicians · 9 min read

Recommending an app without losing the room

Notes on between-session tools, transference, and keeping the work in the consulting room.

Cover · 16:10
Foundations · 6 min read

Why we kept the app accountless

The privacy decisions baked into Soma Circuit, and what they cost us in convenience.

Inbox Reset · The Soma Circuit newsletter

A short Sunday letter for your nervous system.

One paragraph from Gerry. One practice you can do in three minutes. One quote worth keeping. That's it.

A recent letter

Issue 14 · On waking at 4am

Sent Sunday, 4 May 2026 · 2 min read

If you've ever woken at 4am with your jaw tight and your mind already three meetings ahead, this letter is for you. There's a particular kind of activation that happens in the small hours — half-asleep, half-bracing — and it almost never responds to thinking.

What it does respond to, often, is one slow exhale. Then another. Then the felt-sense of the mattress under your back. That's the whole practice this week: three exhales longer than your inhales. You don't have to fall back asleep. You only have to soften, a little.

This week's practice

Long Exhale · 3 minutes. Inhale to four. Exhale to seven. Three breaths, then rest the count and let the breath find its own length.

"You don't have to be calm to come back. You only have to notice you've gone."

— Gerry

Recent issues
  • Issue 13 · On the body of a meeting · 27 Apr
  • Issue 12 · The pause before the reply · 20 Apr
  • Issue 11 · A breath you can take in the car · 13 Apr
  • Issue 10 · Three things to notice in a room · 06 Apr
Press

For journalists, podcasters and writers.

A small kit. Founder bio, app description, screenshots, photo and contact. Larger media kit available on request.

In one line

Soma Circuit is a nervous system regulation app designed by a clinical psychologist.

In one paragraph

Soma Circuit is a body-first practice app built by Australian clinical psychologist Dr Gerry Bronn. Three states — Overwhelmed, Steady and Flat — guide users to short audio practices for breath, orientation, sound and gentle movement. The app is accountless, ad-free and collects no user data. It launched in May 2026.

Founder bio

Dr Gerry Bronn is a clinical psychologist based in Melbourne with twenty years of practice. Soma Circuit grew from short audio practices he recorded for clients to use between sessions. He is AHPRA-registered and trained in somatic and polyvagal-informed approaches.

Press contact

press@somacircuit.com

Australia / Asia-Pacific. Replies usually within two business days.

The Ripple Program

Regulation ripples outward.

When you practise regulation, the people around you feel it too. Soma Circuit was built to be shared — with friends, family, clients, teams, and communities. Calmer bodies. Calmer rooms. Calmer world.

Three layers of transformation

Personal. Relational. Community.

Everything Soma Circuit does — the product, the brand, the partnerships — is built around the same three-layer ripple.

Layer 01 · Personal

Settle. Build capacity. Reconnect.

Practical, body-based tools you can return to in any state. A small library you carry quietly.

Layer 02 · Relational

Show up differently with the people you love.

Co-regulation is real — calmer bodies create calmer rooms. The practice becomes contagious, in the best sense.

Layer 03 · Community

A quiet movement of nervous-system literacy.

Calmer families, workplaces, and communities. Sharing simple tools with the people in your life.

Three ways to share

Mission-aligned partnership.
Not aggressive affiliate marketing.

Every partner agrees to safe wellbeing language — no claims of treatment, cure, or trauma release. We provide an approved messaging kit so partners never have to invent their own copy.

Tier 01 · Practitioners

Practitioner Partners

Psychologists, somatic therapists, coaches, breathwork facilitators, yoga teachers, parenting educators, and trauma-informed practitioners.

Free Soma Circuit Plus subscription · co-branded client onboarding · private practitioner channel · client recommendation kit.

Recurring · lifetime 40%
Tier 02 · Ambassadors

Soma Ambassadors

Existing users who love the app and want to share it with the people in their lives — friends, family, colleagues, community.

The person you refer gets their first month of Plus free. You receive 30% recurring for their first 12 months.

Recurring · 12 months 30%
Tier 03 · Creators

Influencer Partners

Curated micro-creators in somatic, parenting, leadership, and wellbeing spaces. Quality over reach.

Approved language kit · founder Q&A access · affiliate dashboard · optional flat campaign fee. See full creator offer.

Recurring · 12 months 50%
Safe-language commitment

Honest copy.
Approved phrases.

All Ripple partners agree to use language that reflects what Soma Circuit actually is: a wellbeing tool. No claims of treatment, cure, diagnosis, or outcome promises.

Approved phrases
  • "Supports nervous system regulation"
  • "Body-based wellbeing practices"
  • "Designed by a clinical psychologist"
  • "May support settling, grounding, reconnection"
  • "Polyvagal-informed · trauma-informed"
  • "Helps you come home to your body"
Never used
  • "Heals trauma"
  • "Treats anxiety / depression / PTSD"
  • "Cures stress / burnout"
  • "Rewires your nervous system"
  • "Releases trauma from the body"
  • "Replaces therapy"
Required disclosure

Every Ripple partner agrees to disclose their paid relationship clearly (#ad, "I'm a Soma Circuit affiliate") and to use the approved messaging kit. We reserve the right to revoke commissions for non-compliant posts.

Apply

Practise it. Embody it.
Share what helps.

Tell us how you'd like to share Soma Circuit. We'll send the approved messaging kit and onboarding details within a week.

Pricing

Start free.
Go deeper when you're ready.

A generous free tier — enough to actually feel a shift in your body. Soma Circuit Plus is an invitation into depth, not a paywall in front of regulation.

Free Foundations

Open it. Use it. Keep it.

$0 · forever
  • Levels 1–3 in Overwhelmed, Steady & Flat
  • Plain-language psychoeducation library
  • The weekly garden — no streaks, no shame
  • No account required
  • No ads, no in-app tracking
  • Crisis support resources visible
Soma Circuit Plus

Go deeper, when your body asks.

$14.99 / month

Or $99 / year — less than one therapy session a fortnight.

  • Levels 4–5 — Deepening & Integration in all three modules
  • Full library — somatic hand postures, integration sessions, longer protocols
  • Monthly new audio practices
  • Sleep wind-downs & post-trigger recovery sessions
  • Optional reflections & gentle weekly check-ins
  • Founder notes & new releases first
For the inner circle

Founding Members

The first 200 paid users — at lifetime pricing. Includes a private community channel, founder Q&A access, and early input into the practices we record next.

Founding · 200 seats · ~80 remaining

$89 / year · for life

Join founding members
For practitioners

Client seats & partner pricing.

Therapists, coaches, and somatic facilitators can offer Soma Circuit Plus to their clients at significant discount — or join the Ripple Program for recurring partnership commissions.

10-pack · annual

Client seats — $499 / year

Ten Soma Circuit Plus seats to gift to clients. Each comes with the practitioner client one-pager and your name as referrer.

Roughly $50 per client per year · 70% off retail.
Practitioner Partner

40% recurring · lifetime

Recommend the app freely, receive 40% recurring on every paid user — for as long as they subscribe. Free Plus subscription included.

Pricing questions

Quiet answers.

Is the free tier actually useful — or just a teaser?

It's genuinely useful. Levels 1–3 of every module is enough practice to feel a shift in how you settle, build capacity, or re-engage. Most users won't need to upgrade unless they want deeper integration work.

What's the difference between Levels 1–3 and Levels 4–5?

Levels 1–3 are short, simple, and grounding — three to seven minutes. Levels 4–5 add longer integration sequences, layered breath/sound/movement, and somatic hand postures. They're the work for someone who's been practising and wants to go deeper.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes — in one tap, in the app or App Store. Your free Foundations access continues. You can also switch from monthly to annual at any time.

What about Founding Members?

The first 200 paid users get $89/year for life. The price never increases for that cohort. Founding members also get a private community channel and early input into the practices we record next.

Do you offer practitioner discounts?

Yes. Practitioner partners receive a free Plus subscription and the option to buy bulk client seats at significant discount. See the Ripple Program.

Is there a free trial of Plus?

Yes — seven days free. No credit card required to start the trial. Cancel before day seven for no charge.

Download Soma Circuit

Three minutes, your pocket, your nervous system.

Free to download. Free to use. No account required. iOS now. Android coming.

Requires iOS 16.4 or later · 42 MB · Free

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Before you download

No account. No data. Nothing to hide from.

  • You don't need to sign up — open the app and start.
  • Your practice history stays on your device.
  • The app is free. There is no subscription.
  • If a practice feels overwhelming, stop and orient to the room.
Privacy policy · Updated May 2026

A short, plain-English privacy policy.

The shortest summary: the app does not collect your data. The website uses privacy-friendly aggregate analytics. No advertising trackers anywhere.

Terms of use · Updated May 2026

Plain terms for using Soma Circuit.

By using the app or this website, you agree to the terms below. The shortest summary: this is an educational wellness tool, not therapy or medical care.

Support & FAQ

Quiet help when you need it.

Common questions about the app, the practice and your safety. Can't find what you're looking for?

Email support@somacircuit.com

If you are in crisis

Soma Circuit is not a crisis service. In Australia, contact Lifeline 13 11 14. In the UK, Samaritans 116 123. In the US, 988. In New Zealand, call or text 1737. Or contact local emergency services.

What is Soma Circuit?

Soma Circuit is a nervous system regulation app designed by a clinical psychologist. You choose a state — Overwhelmed, Steady or Flat — rate the intensity, listen to a short audio-guided practice, and check in again. It's a body-first companion for between-session practice.

Is the app free?

Yes to start. Levels 1–3 in each module are free forever. Soma Circuit Plus is an optional subscription that unlocks Levels 4 and above and the expanded practice library.

Do I need an account?

No. The app works without an account. Open it and start.

Does the app collect data?

Most practice data stays on your device. With your permission, the app may use coarse location on-device for day/night appearance. If you subscribe to Plus, Apple and our subscription provider (RevenueCat) process purchase status to unlock paid content. We do not run ads or third-party analytics SDKs. See our Privacy Policy.

How do I restore Plus or cancel?

In the app, open Settings or the Plus paywall and tap Restore purchases. Manage or cancel billing in your Apple ID → Subscriptions. You can also email support@somacircuit.com.

Is Soma Circuit a substitute for therapy?

No. Soma Circuit is an educational wellness tool. It is not therapy, diagnosis, treatment or a crisis service. It can sit alongside professional care, but it can't replace it.

What should I do if a practice makes me feel worse?

Stop the practice. Orient to the room — name three things you can see, three you can hear. Contact a trusted person or your usual professional. If you're in acute distress, contact a crisis line or local emergency services.

Can I use it during panic or high distress?

Soma Circuit isn't designed as the only support during acute crisis. Some users find a short, simple practice helps them re-orient — but please use it alongside, not instead of, professional support during high distress.

Can I use it while driving?

No. Don't use Soma Circuit while driving or operating machinery. Many practices are eyes-closed or attention-inward.

How do I report a bug?

Email support@somacircuit.com with your device model, iOS version and a short description of what happened. Screenshots help.

How do I contact privacy or support?

Privacy: privacy@somacircuit.com. Support: support@somacircuit.com.

Will Android be available?

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