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Bend
Bowery Digital LLC · Free · Health & Fitness · 4.8 (174,100 ratings)
What it does
Bend is short stretching routines you can follow on the floor by the bed — hundreds of them, written for every age and level rather than for athletes. From 5 apps for the last half hour of the day.
The developer describes it as: “Bend is the simple, affordable way to make stretching & movement a part of your daily routine.”
Alternatives to Bend
The closest alternatives to Bend are Meditation Pal, Breathwrk, Endel and Day One — 4 apps from the list Bend appears on, “5 apps for the last half hour of the day”, each answering the same moment a different way.
Meditation PalMeditation Pal lets you bring the audio you already trust, press play and set the timer. Pay once. No account, no subscription, and the session stays on the phone.
BreathwrkBreathwrk is breathing patterns you follow on screen — it counts the in, the hold and the out so you don't have to keep track.
EndelEndel generates soundscapes on the fly from things like time, location and heart rate, rather than serving them off a playlist. Nothing to choose.
Day OneDay One takes one entry before the light goes off — text, photos, audio — in an app whose whole design is that nobody else reads it.
Price and ratings
| App | Price | App Store rating | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bend | Free | 4.8 (174,100) | Health & Fitness |
| Meditation Pal | Free | 5.0 (7) | Productivity |
| Breathwrk | Free | 4.8 (18,033) | Health & Fitness |
| Endel | Free | 4.6 (33,874) | Health & Fitness |
| Day One | Free | 4.8 (118,426) | Health & Fitness |
Bend and its alternatives, as the App Store listed them on 2026-10-06.
Bend is free to download from the iOS App Store and holds 4.8 out of 5 from 174,100 ratings, checked on 2026-10-06. Prices and ratings go stale; the App Store is the live source. It is listed there as “Bend: Stretching & Flexibility”.
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