Best for Better sleep
Mix your own sleep soundscape, with stories and wind-down audio alongside.
An enormous free library of guided meditation, and a timer for practising on your own.
If you are not sure meditation is for you, start here rather than paying for anything. The free library is vast and the timer is genuinely useful once you practise on your own. The other side of that size is that browsing can become its own form of procrastination.
Insight Timer is the opposite of a course: hundreds of thousands of free tracks from thousands of teachers, including a number of Australian ones, plus live sessions and a plain meditation timer with interval bells. The free tier is unusually generous, which makes it the natural first app to try.
Freemium · free version.
The library is free. A paid membership adds courses and offline listening; the price is not published on the site, so check in the app store.
Pricing last checked September 2026. Apps change their plans, so check before you subscribe.
The main library is free to use. A paid membership adds features such as courses and offline listening, but the meditations themselves do not sit behind it.
It is for meditating without guidance: you set a length and interval bells, and the app stays out of the way. It is the feature experienced meditators tend to use most.
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Best for Better sleep
Mix your own sleep soundscape, with stories and wind-down audio alongside.
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Guided breathing exercises with a visual, a sound and a haptic to follow.
Best for Better sleep
Sleep stories, meditations and background sound, in one calm-feeling app.