Thanks for the the link, I will look into it. However, personally, I would not trust Stiftung Warentest results that much. For few other products, I looked deep into how they score them (via their videos and articles and then other resources), and imo, their score didn't seem to reflect a lab-test result, but rather "how we feel about it" result (I can elaborate more if you are interested). Here, from first look, it is much better than its other tests, however, having 10% of score for packaging (it got higher from 5%) is annoying to me. For example, it says "Five experts test how well the packs open and shut": I mean... It is good know, but I rather would have a toothpaste that is better for my teeth and opens badly compared to a toothpaste that is terrible but opens nicely!
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To give some context: it is not an alternative to whole Down Dog suite of apps, just its meditation app. Maybe better to call it an alternative to "headspace", as that is probably the most advertised meditation app.
Although it is a great free resource to start, upon initial testing, it is not as flexible as down dog meditation, e.g. you only have two "walking meditation" option compare to various combinations that you can create in Down Dog.
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Oh wow, I see your point now!