Goals and ongoing practice · 4-app comparison
Whether the app lets you set or update a weekly focus.
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| Features1 selected |  Balance Balance Premium |  Calm Calm Premium |  Down Dog Down Dog membership |  Waking Up Waking Up membership |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Set or update a weekly focus |
No listed support
Balance: Personalized Plans assemble prerecorded audio in response to goals, experience and obstacles; Singles, sleep audio and interactive breathing are also available. No matching personal goal or practice-production workflow was listed. Browsing a topic or completing a course is a separate capability. This is an assessment of the reviewed published feature scope, not an explicit vendor denial.
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No listed support
Calm: The consumer app offers recorded meditations, stories, music, timers and check-ins; this comparison excludes the separate Calm Health and Calm Sleep apps. No matching personal goal or practice-production workflow was listed. Browsing a topic or completing a course is a separate capability. This is an assessment of the reviewed published feature scope, not an explicit vendor denial.
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Weekly practice target
Set a weekly practice frequency; this is a frequency target rather than a narrative weekly focus.
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No listed support
Waking Up: Its documented offering consists of recorded teaching, configurable listening, playlists, and a meditation timer. The assessment concerns this specific control, rather than general access to wellness content. Our review found no listed support for this criterion; this is a published-feature assessment, not an explicit vendor denial.
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Sources for 1 features across Balance, Calm, Down Dog, Waking Up. Annual prices show the full yearly charge in USD. “Limited” includes conditions. “No listed support” means the feature was not found in the reviewed official documentation.
Balance: Personalized Plans assemble prerecorded audio in response to goals, experience and obstacles; Singles, sleep audio and interactive breathing are also available. No matching personal goal or practice-production workflow was listed. Browsing a topic or completing a course is a separate capability. This is an assessment of the reviewed published feature scope, not an explicit vendor denial.
Calm: The consumer app offers recorded meditations, stories, music, timers and check-ins; this comparison excludes the separate Calm Health and Calm Sleep apps. No matching personal goal or practice-production workflow was listed. Browsing a topic or completing a course is a separate capability. This is an assessment of the reviewed published feature scope, not an explicit vendor denial.
Set a weekly practice frequency; this is a frequency target rather than a narrative weekly focus.
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Waking Up: Its documented offering consists of recorded teaching, configurable listening, playlists, and a meditation timer. The assessment concerns this specific control, rather than general access to wellness content. Our review found no listed support for this criterion; this is a published-feature assessment, not an explicit vendor denial.