Effortless asthma care

Asthma care should never be a struggle.

Breath is the intelligent inhaler case for effortless delivery, with a companion app for genuine peace of mind.

The problem

A standard inhaler asks for strength that isn't always there.

For millions of people, the simple act of pressing an inhaler is a daily struggle. Breath is the elegant, simple answer - a case designed around the reality of limited dexterity, not against it.

How Breath works

Three quiet steps to easier breathing.

Effortless action

A gentle, low-force mechanism delivers a full dose without the hard press. No struggle, no wasted medication.

Smart tracking

Each use is quietly logged in the companion app, building a clear picture of your routine over time.

Peace of mind

Gentle reminders and shareable insights mean you and those who care for you never have to worry.

The case

Designed for a secure grip and a smooth delivery.

Every contour of Breath is shaped around the hand. A low-force activation removes the hard press, while a soft-touch surface keeps it steady and reassuring to hold.

Low-force activation - a full dose with the lightest touch.

Soft-touch surface - a warm, non-slip finish that steadies the hand.

Breath inhaler case showing ergonomic design

The app

Peace of mind, right in your pocket.

The companion app keeps everything gentle and clear - quiet tracking of every dose, soft reminders when one is due, and simple insights you can share with the people who care about you.

Breath companion app interface showing tracking and insights

Who it's for

Made for the moments that matter most.

Individual using Breath inhaler case comfortably

For individuals

Reclaim the quiet confidence of managing your own care. Breath removes the physical barrier, so treatment feels like relief not effort.

Caregiver assisting with Breath inhaler case

For caregivers & carers

Whether at home or in a care setting, Breath is intuitive and reliable with shared insights that turn worry into reassurance.

The research gap

The gap we're filling.

50%

of people with Rheumatoid Arthritis could use a standard inhaler correctly.

91%

of the control group could use the same device correctly.

The barrier is rarely understanding it's force. Many people simply cannot generate the pressure a standard metered-dose inhaler demands. Breath is built to close that gap.

View the research