Personalized meditation generation
Describe what you are feeling or what is on your mind, and Lull creates a guided meditation shaped around that context. Generation continues in the background while the session is prepared.
Lull
Freemium
Lull is an iPhone meditation app that creates personalized guided sessions from what you say about how you are feeling. It also offers Quick Sessions, mood tracking, Apple Health insights, and Apple Watch breathing exercises.
Lullとは？
Lull is an iPhone meditation app that turns a description of your current thoughts or feelings into a personalized guided meditation. Its core workflow is conversational: answer a few questions or tell Lull what is going on, then return to the generated session when it is ready. The app also includes a free Quick Sessions library for moments when a custom meditation is not needed.
Lull combines personalized audio guidance with mood check-ins and longer-term views of how you feel. Premium includes up to 25 personalized meditations each month, while the free plan includes unlimited Quick Sessions and one personalized meditation to try. The app supports different guide voices, ambient music, and offline downloads on its Premium plan.
With permission, Lull can use Apple Health data such as heart rate, resting heart rate, HRV, and sleep to show trends in Insights. Its Apple Watch app provides short breathing exercises with tap pacing and can compare post-session heart rate with a resting or starting rate when sufficient data is available. Lull is currently presented as an iPhone app, with Android listed as coming soon.
Lullでできること
Quick Sessions library
Access a library of guided sessions without generating a custom meditation. Quick Sessions are available without a Premium subscription.
Mood check-ins and trends
Record how you feel and review changes across days, weeks, and months. On iOS 18, mood check-ins can also be logged to Apple Health State of Mind with permission.
Custom audio atmosphere
Choose among guide voices and layer ambient sounds such as rain or waves with a meditation. Premium also includes offline downloads.
Apple Health insights
With permission, Lull reads heart rate, resting heart rate, HRV, and sleep from Apple Health to support trend views and counts sessions of one minute or more toward Mindful Minutes.
Apple Watch breathing and heart-rate comparison
The Apple Watch app offers short breathing exercises paced by gentle taps. During meditation, keeping the Watch app open lets Lull compare the heart-rate change with a resting or starting rate when enough data is available.
利用シーン
“When a specific situation is occupying your mind”
Tell Lull what happened or how you feel, then use a meditation written for that moment instead of searching through a general catalog.
“For a quick, repeatable practice”
Open the Quick Sessions library when you want a guided meditation immediately and do not need a newly generated session.
“Tracking changes in mood over time”
Use mood check-ins and longer-term trend views to review how your reported state changes across days, weeks, and months.
“Adding breathing to an Apple Watch routine”
Use the Watch app for short tap-paced breathing exercises, or keep it open during a meditation to view a heart-rate comparison when the available data supports one.
よくある質問
What does Lull do?
Lull is an iPhone meditation app that creates guided sessions from what you tell it about your current thoughts or feelings. It also includes Quick Sessions, mood tracking, audio customization, and health-related insights.
What is included for free?
The free plan includes unlimited Quick Sessions and one personalized meditation to try. Premium is required for up to 25 personalized meditations per month, all guide voices and ambient music, and offline downloads.
How much does Lull Premium cost?
The support page lists Premium at $9.99 per month or $69.99 per year, with a seven-day free trial. If you do not cancel before the trial ends, the subscription renews at the selected price.
Does Lull work with Apple Health and Apple Watch?
Yes. With permission, Lull can read heart rate, resting heart rate, HRV, and sleep from Apple Health. It also has an Apple Watch app with tap-paced breathing exercises and can show a heart-rate comparison after meditation when enough data is available.
How do I manage or cancel a subscription?
Subscriptions are billed through your Apple ID. Manage or cancel Lull in iPhone Settings by opening your name, selecting Subscriptions, choosing Lull, and then selecting the relevant option. Cancellation stops the next renewal while access continues through the paid period.
クイック情報
- Category
- Meditation and mental wellness app
- Platform
- iPhone app; Android is listed as coming soon
- Free access
- Unlimited Quick Sessions and one personalized meditation
- Premium
- Up to 25 personalized meditations per month, plus all guide voices, ambient music, and offline downloads
- Health features
- Apple Health insights and an Apple Watch app, subject to permission and available data
- Subscription
- $9.99/month or $69.99/year with a 7-day free trial
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