Synchronized Presence

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Synchronized meditation
in Glasgow.

Live, synchronized sessions — leaderless meditation and breathwork that everyone joins at the same minute, with others in Glasgow and around the world. Free, and calm by design.

See what's inside

On the App Store and Google Play.

Whether you sit at dawn or after dark, there's a room breathing at the same moment as you — in Glasgow, and far beyond it.

Real places in Glasgow

Chosen by a person, not a crawler.

9 real places to practise in and around Glasgow live in the app's directory — looked at and written by hand, sorted by distance, never by who paid. A few of them:

  • Glasgow Buddhist Centre

    A Triratna centre running introductory and level-two meditation classes from shared rooms in the Glasgow Unitarian Church on Berkeley Street. It is raising funds to move into its own building on Woodside Crescent.

  • Kadampa Meditation Centre Glasgow

    A New Kadampa Tradition centre in a townhouse on Park Gardens, with weekly daytime and evening meditation classes, a Foundation Programme for deeper study, and a café and bookshop. Open to people of any background.

  • Cloud Water Zen Centre

    A Zen centre on the fifth floor of a Mitchell Street building, in the Cloud-Water Sangha line descending from Philip Kapleau's Rochester Zen Centre. Weekly zazen, half- and full-day sittings, and residential sesshin.

  • Scotland's Buddhist Vihara

    The first Sri Lankan Theravada vihara in Scotland, founded in 2002 by Bhante Rewatha Thero and housed on Caldercuilt Road in Maryhill Park. Meditation, dhamma talks and the full round of Poya ceremonies.

  • Glasgow Yoga Collective

    A community-led non-profit teaching Iyengar yoga from Studio Harmony in Govan, every teacher certified in the method and the room fully stocked with props. Pricing is set to keep classes reachable on a low income.

  • Merchant City Yoga

    An independent studio since 2010, on an upper floor of the old Jacobean Corsetry building on Virginia Street. Mysore-style Ashtanga and vinyasa flow make up most of the timetable, alongside a 200-hour teacher training.

  • Studio 70

    A Southside studio on Victoria Road founded by Julia Clarke, running flow, yin, restorative and pregnancy classes seven days a week. Free monthly community classes include queer yoga and yoga for people of colour.

  • Reset Studio

    A small Kinning Park studio splitting its week between yin and vinyasa yoga, mat Pilates and reformer classes capped at five people. A yoga teacher training course starts there in October 2026.

Hand-checked, August 2026. The full Glasgow directory lives in the app — every place claimable by its owner, free, with no commission and no middleman.

Four quiet surfaces

One place. Nothing shouting for your attention.

No endless feed, no leaderboard, no algorithm deciding who you see. Just four calm ways to be present.

  1. 01

    Today

    The front door.

    A calm daily view of what's here now — today's sit, mindful places near you, a few recent voices. You open it, you breathe, you close it.

  2. 02

    Events

    The Sit. Free

    Leaderless meditation and breathwork — everyone joins at the same minute and sits together, wherever they are. A recorded voice cues the breath, then silence. No host, no teacher, no camera.

  3. 03

    Spaces

    Real places near you.

    A directory of real mindful places — yoga, meditation, and breathwork studios — nearest first. Run one? Claim or add your place in a couple of taps.

  4. 04

    Voices

    A quiet noticeboard.

    A calm, chronological feed — share a few words, a photo, or a short video. No follower counts, no trending, never ranked, never an algorithm.

What we will never do

  • No ads. Ever.
  • No subscriptions.
  • No algorithm choosing who you see.
  • No metrics shouting for your attention.

A new member can find something that matters here — without ever joining a single event.