Limbee: Daily Stretching

Open the app and start stretching. Limbee gives you short stretching routines for your neck, shoulders, back, hips and legs, and every one of them is open to you. No routine is locked, there is no "watch a video to unlock", and there is no trial that turns into a subscription. STRETCH IN A FEW MINUTES • Today's routine is on the first screen: one tap on Start and you are stretching • Routines from 2 to 10 minutes: neck, lower back, hips, legs, whole body • Morning wake-up, bedtime wind-down, a desk break you can do in a chair, a cool-down after running • Pick what feels tight when you start, and Limbee suggests routines for it FOLLOW A MOVING GUIDE • Each stretch shows a moving figure, so you can see how the position flows • The part that stretches is highlighted • A big countdown ring, the name of the stretch and what comes next • Get ready time before each stretch: 5, 10 or 15 seconds, your choice • Restart a stretch, skip it, go back, or pause any time • Stretches for one side tell you when to switch sides, with a short buzz • Optional voice guide, sound and vibration • Everything works offline. Nothing to download, the screen stays on while you stretch BUILD YOUR OWN ROUTINE • Search 35 stretches by name or body area • Pick several at once, change the order and the time of each one • Save it and start it from the Routines tab KEEP A STRETCHING HABIT • Morning and bedtime reminders, each one on or off • A day streak and the minutes you stretched this week • A calendar of the days you stretched, and a list of past sessions • A home screen widget with today's routine and a Start button • Share a result card with your minutes and streak PRIVATE AND SIMPLE • No account and no sign-up • Your history and routines stay on your phone • Light and dark themes Limbee is supported by ads. A small banner sits at the bottom of the main screens, and a full-screen ad may appear after you finish a routine. No ads play while a routine is running. Limbee offers general stretching for everyday comfort. It is not medical advice. Stop if a stretch hurts, and talk to a doctor or physiotherapist about pain or injuries.