Journal
Notes on sitting together.
On breath, on the same minute, and on real places near you. Short on purpose: read one and put the phone down.
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27 October 2026
For mindful people who would rather stay in tonight
The app now has rooms. The first is for people who don't drink: Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at eight, on video, eight minutes face to face, then the next person. No profile to write.
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22 October 2026
A meditation community that meets on video
What we are, in one sentence. Every evening at half past seven, everyone sits together at the same minute. Saturday at eight, eight minutes face to face, then the next person. No profile to write.
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19 October 2026
Saturday at eight: video speed dating from your own room
Eight minutes, face to face, on video, with a few people the evening keeps in balance. No profile, no photos, no messages from strangers. First evening Saturday 24 October, free.
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9 October 2026
What twenty minutes at half past seven actually contain
A bell, a few words, a long silence, a bell. Then a number. The whole of a Sit, in order, for anyone who has wondered what they would be joining.
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7 October 2026
Why a fixed hour holds when motivation doesn't
A practice you do when you feel like it is a practice you skip when you need it most. The Sit is at half past seven because a clock keeps a promise a mood can't.
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5 October 2026
How many people sat with Synchronized Presence on Sunday 4 October?
None, by the rule we count with. Eight phones joined the 19:30 Sit and all were ours. Two people in Ireland arrived that day, one of them an hour late, and one reminder we owed was never sent.
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3 October 2026
Is there a Sunday evening meditation in Manchester?
Yes: every Sunday at half past seven, from wherever you are in Manchester, with a live count of who is sitting with you. And twelve real rooms in the city, half of them Buddhist centres.
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2 October 2026
Where can I sit with other people in London on a Sunday evening?
At half past seven, wherever you are in London, with everyone else in the UK and Ireland. And real rooms for the rest of the week; one of them, in Canning Town, is now run by its owner inside the app.
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30 September 2026
Why does a bell open a meditation?
Because a bell says 'now' without a voice having to. One bowl, struck once at the start and once at the end, heard at the same instant by everyone sitting in the UK and Ireland.
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28 September 2026
How many people sat with Synchronized Presence on Sunday 27 September?
None, by the rule we count with: ten phones joined the 19:30 Sit and every one of them was the founder's or a test account. The week's honest accounting, and what changed in the app.
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26 September 2026
Is there a Sunday evening meditation in Dublin?
Yes: every Sunday at half past seven, from wherever you are in Dublin, with a live count of who is sitting with you. And thirty-five real rooms in the city for the rest of the week.
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21 September 2026
How many people sat with Synchronized Presence on Sunday 20 September?
One. Three phones were registered for the 19:30 sit; two of them were the founder's, and one was a real person in Dublin. Last week the count was seven, all ours.
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18 September 2026
Is there a meditation group in London that meets on Sunday evenings?
Yes: every Sunday at half past seven, from wherever you are in London, with a live count of who is sitting with you. And real rooms near you for the rest of the week.
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17 September 2026
Where can I do breathwork in London with other people?
One real room in Canning Town whose owner claimed her own listing, and one time every evening when people across London breathe together without being in the same room.
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16 September 2026
Breathwork Is a Practice, Not a Performance
Breathwork can be a small, steady pause in a crowded day. Learn how to begin safely, choose a pace, and practice alongside others, without performing.
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16 September 2026
How many people sit with Synchronized Presence on a Sunday?
Last Sunday, 13 September 2026, the counter read seven. Here is the honest version of that number, and why it will be published every week, whatever it says.
Sundays at half seven, we sit together. Come.