How does IMIN assess my nervous system with just a smartphone?

IMIN uses your iPhone's camera to detect subtle facial signals through a 30-second scan. The app analyzes these biometric signals using photoplethysmography (PPG) to measure heart rate variability, breathing patterns, and other stress markers to determine your current nervous system state - all without any wearables.

Do I need any wearables or additional equipment?

No! IMIN works with just your iPhone (iOS 13.0 or later). No fitness trackers, smartwatches, chest straps, or other devices are required. Just your phone's front-facing camera.

How is IMIN different from meditation apps?

Traditional meditation apps like Calm or Headspace offer generic content for everyone. IMIN uses real-time biometric data from your 30-second face scan to deliver techniques matched to your specific nervous system state at that moment. The AI learns what works best for you individually, with most techniques taking just 2-5 minutes.

Is IMIN a medical device?

No. IMIN is a general wellness application for educational purposes. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a healthcare professional for medical concerns.

How much does IMIN cost?

IMIN costs $4.99 as a one-time purchase on iOS. No subscription, no recurring fees, no hidden costs. The app also includes Family Sharing, so up to 6 family members can use it for the same one-time price.

How long does the nervous system assessment take?

Just 30 seconds for the face scan. After that, you'll receive personalized regulation techniques that typically take 2-5 minutes to complete. Total time from scan to feeling regulated: under 6 minutes.

Is IMIN available on Android?

IMIN is currently available on iOS (iPhone) and requires iOS 13.0 or later. An Android version is planned for 2025. Join the waitlist at getimin.app for Android launch updates.

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