SOS that remembers what helped you
Open SOS and get a plan ordered by your own history — cold reset, five senses, Wave Coach — not a generic menu every time.
CalmShield is an anxiety app for panic attacks, health anxiety, social anxiety, and wired days. SOS, night mode, grounding, and a panic log.
Open SOS and get a plan ordered by your own history — cold reset, five senses, Wave Coach — not a generic menu every time.
Aftercare, recovery tracking, fear ladder, courses, and grounding games keep practice going when you are not in crisis.
Journals and panic logs stay on your device first. No selling anxiety data. Optional sync only if you choose an account.
of people worldwide currently have an anxiety disorder
WHO estimates 359 million people had an anxiety disorder in 2021, and calls this the most common group of mental disorders. More women are affected than men.
WHO — Anxiety disorders fact sheetpeople with an anxiety disorder receive any treatment
WHO cites 27.6% receiving any treatment, from the World Mental Health Surveys (Alonso et al., 2018). Most people with an anxiety disorder are not in care. An app does not close that gap by itself.
WHO — Anxiety disorders fact sheetnamed tools in the CalmShield toolkit, not counting privacy controls
Counted from the public toolkit list. This is a product inventory, not a count of users or a claim about outcomes.
CalmShield full toolkitforever for core panic tools: SOS, Panic Coach, Night Panic, breathing presets, five-senses grounding, and aftercare
Extra courses, collections, and full insights may need a subscription later. There is no paywall on crisis tools or in the first session.
CalmShield FAQIf your anxiety shows up as full panic waves, 3am surges, symptom-checking loops, social dread, burnout wiredness, or a constant low hum of threat — you need tools that work when thinking is hard. CalmShield is designed for that range: acute panic and everyday anxiety in one toolkit, with clinical traditions translated into plain steps.
Many wellness apps sell calm playlists and streaks. That can help some people on mild days. It often fails mid-panic, at night, or when health anxiety is driving frantic searching. CalmShield prioritizes body-first interventions, escalation options (including grounding games), and a closed loop: peak → aftercare → log → smarter next SOS.
Ask: Does it work offline for core tools? Does it respect quiet hours? Can you export notes for therapy? Is crisis language honest? CalmShield answers yes on local-first storage, night-aware design, shareable panic-log summaries, and clear disclaimers that it is not emergency care.
SOS, night support, breathing, recovery tools. iOS and Android, soon. Hop on the list if that sounds useful.
CalmShield is supportive software for panic and anxiety. It is not therapy, a medical device, or emergency care. Crisis resources
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