The familiar idea
Diabetes got its continuous care loop.
A sensor on the body. Patterns made visible. Everyday choices informed.
- A reading
- A pattern
- A change
- A check
With the first all-in-one continuous care platform for asthma, COPD and chronic cough—every day, between visits.
Your personal breathing co-pilot finds what helps, coaches your next step and follows your progress—to help you breathe better and live fuller.
Patent-protected technology.
Find your Breathing Fingerprint
Decode yours. Put it to work.
Sleep, food, stress or a combination? LYF looks beyond your first guess.
Patent-protected technology.
Start with your phone. Add the watch experience.
Compatible with major smartwatches · Apple Watch today · Wear OS coming soonPre-order LYF Watch
The end-to-end platform breathing never had
The familiar idea
A sensor on the body. Patterns made visible. Everyday choices informed.
The LYF experience
No extra sensor to wear. The phone and watch you already own read what shapes your breathing—ten everyday factors, not one number—and coach a step while it can still help.
Five breathing indicators feed the picture.
Five ways to follow your breathing
Five views of your breathing. One co-pilot to put them to work.
Ten everyday factors. Five breathing indicators. Your Breathing Fingerprint.
Find your patterns. Get a timely nudge. Build on what works. Respire LYF decodes the combinations behind your better and tougher days, guides your next step and checks what changed—making the next suggestion more personal.
Explore the complete platformTired of tracking without answers?
A diary asks you to log. A dashboard asks you to decode. LYF does the capturing, finds your personal patterns and coaches everyday changes—then shows what helped.
See why it is a co-pilotPatent-protected technology.
Personal nudges
Not a fixed alarm. A nudge drawn from your own patterns, timed for the moment it is useful—an earlier dinner on a short-sleep night, windows closed on an ozone afternoon.
Breathing Fingerprint
See which everyday combinations keep showing up on your better and tougher breathing days. Get a step to try—and see what changes.
Automatic inhaler logging
Your watch logs your doses. The inhaler stays exactly as your doctor prescribed it.
Live technique coaching
LYF spots common technique mistakes from your watch and coaches you seconds after the puff.
Your response, measured
One small thing to try. Then what your cough, symptoms and inhaler use did next. What helps becomes a routine; what doesn’t is never suggested again.
Compatible with major smartwatches: Apple Watch (watchOS) today, Wear OS support coming soon. Technique coaching covers pressurized metered-dose inhalers used directly, without a spacer. Check compatibility
See the difference in three stories
Separate trackers leave the pieces apart. Respire LYF reads them together—the timing, the combination, the thing you never suspected—and comes back with the one step worth trying.
01 · Separate records
You take the same inhaler, at the same times. Yet your breathing is harder after some dinners than others. An inhaler log alone cannot explain the difference.
02 · Personal insight
The doses and timing stayed the same. The meals did not. Harder breathing kept following richer, higher-fat meals. LYF connects the meals with the breathing record—and finds the clue the dose log missed.
03 · Timely next step
Choose a familiar lower-fat meal you already tolerate, and keep your medicines as prescribed. LYF follows your breathing afterwards and shows what changed. Bring the pattern to your next review.
The loop continuesTry the step. LYF watches what changes in your breathing. What works becomes a routine; what doesn’t makes the next suggestion more personal.
01 · Separate records
You watched the pollen count all spring. The forecast kept getting the day wrong—in both directions.
02 · Personal insight
Your ten best days: pollen moderate or high on seven of them. Your ten toughest days: pollen low on four of them. The line that separated them was not the count. It was stress—your watch’s stress reading, or your quick check-in on the days without it. The calm weeks took high pollen in their stride; the pressured weeks turned ordinary pollen days into tough ones.
03 · Timely next step
In a big week, treat the breathing exercise as part of the day, not a backup: ten minutes before you leave. LYF follows your cough and check-ins through the week, so you can see what changed.
The loop continuesTry the step. LYF watches what changes in your breathing. What works becomes a routine; what doesn’t makes the next suggestion more personal.
01 · Separate records
A reminder can tell you a dose was taken. A tick cannot tell you a step was missed.
02 · Personal insight
Both doses on time. On the second, LYF spotted two missed steps seconds after the puff, on your wrist—and showed what to practise next. The reminder could not have seen them.
03 · Timely next step
Before your next dose, review the steps LYF flagged. Follow the coaching on your wrist while you take it, and watch the technique trend move over the week.
The loop continuesTry the step. LYF watches what changes in your breathing. What works becomes a routine; what doesn’t makes the next suggestion more personal.
If the dose log looks the same,
where would you look next?
Your dose log missed what was on your plate.
The clue was in the combination: meals, inhaler routine and breathing together.
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Your ten best daysYour ten toughest
PollenStress
Pollen: no splitStress: a clean split
High pollenTwo everyday factors. The count alone never predicted the day.
Stress did not replace the pollen. The pressured weeks reacted harder to it.
The same pollen produced a bigger reaction in a pressured week—a pattern published in airway research, and invisible to a pollen app, a diary or a stress app on its own.
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Same timing. A different technique picture.
The tick was only part of the story.
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See how LYF turns a personal pattern into a practical next step.
For yourself. For the people you support.
The continuing loop
Every turn makes the next step more yours—so day 30 knows you better than day 1.
One loop.
Every day.and round again
The whole picture, without the paperwork
Most arrives automatically from your phone, watch, surroundings and connected devices. Snap a meal, speak a detail or tap a check-in—LYF puts it to work. Your daily life and breathing come together to reveal what helps, guide your next step and show your progress.
Understand your patterns
Coughs on one chart. Meals on another. Weather somewhere else. LYF reads them together in your Breathing Fingerprint: the combinations, the timing, and the routines that keep showing up on your better days.
A nudge in time
Not a fixed alarm. A nudge drawn from your own pattern, timed for the moment it is useful: an earlier dinner on a short-sleep night, a breathing exercise before the big day, the inhaler step your watch flagged. Your patterns pick it. Your response shapes what comes next.
See progress
You tried the step. Now see what your cough, symptoms and other breathing indicators did before and after—and build your next step on what changed.
Improve
What worked becomes a routine. What didn’t is never suggested again. Your Breathing Fingerprint learns from every response, so day 30 knows you better than day 1.
Auto sensing
Snap a meal, speak a detail or tap a check-in
Your whole picture. Put to work for better breathing.
Your Breathing Fingerprint
Understanding you can use
Put your progress to work
Build better breathing into your day
Inside Respire LYF
Your cough history, your Breathing Fingerprint and your personal plan—in the app today.
The screens Respire LYF users see today. Tap one to explore.
Available on the App Store and Google Play.
Why everyday respiratory support matters
More than
1 in 8
people worldwide live with a chronic respiratory condition
That’s over 1 billion people.
Estimate includes asthma, COPD, rhinitis and rhinosinusitis, from the Vilnius Declaration (2019) and the UN population estimate (2019).
Go deeper
Start tonight: your phone on the nightstand is enough. Organizations—see the patient experience and plan a first cohort on your population’s own phones; a compatible smartwatch adds the inhaler coach. Nothing to distribute.