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2026-10-12 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-10-12

Meditation you feel, not hear

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Mjoll is an iPhone app that uses gentle vibration patterns to guide silent meditation, breathing, and wind-down sessions.

Landing page captured for the 2026-10-12 issue.
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iPhone users seeking silent, touch-based meditation
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The site suggests resting the phone on the breastbone or holding it loosely in an open palm to feel the pulses.

Field notes

The page gives practical placement instructions: the phone may rest high on the breastbone or sit loosely in an open palm. It describes adjustable program speed that the app remembers, plus a self-ending session timer. The creator says Mjoll is a one-person project and invites users to email ideas or report what could work better.

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