Luisterrust
Dutch meditation app for anxiety and panic with 100+ guided audios, sleep meditations and a 14-day trial, run by Oxygen Coaching in the Netherlands
Quick Overview
| Company | Oxygen Coaching (Luisterrust) |
|---|---|
| Category | Meditation and Mindfulness Apps |
| Headquarters | Veldhoven, Netherlands |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Netherlands (EU) |
| Data Location | Not stated |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | 100+ guided meditations, relaxation meditations, sleep meditations, music tracks, affirmations, knowledge category, offline listening |
| Pricing | Free tier with 4 meditations; Premium shown as about 5,73 euro per month on annual payment, then 69 euro per year; 14-day free trial |
| Best For | Dutch speakers dealing with anxiety or panic who want short audio support in their own language |
| Replaces | Calm, Headspace |
Detailed Review
Calm is broad. Luisterrust is narrow on purpose: the home page calls it the Dutch meditation app for anxiety and panic attacks and says more than 10,000 people use its 100+ guided audios.
The terms say the service is offered by Oxygen Coaching, trading as Luisterrust, with KvK number 94328145 and a 14-day trial.
Focus on Anxiety and Panic
The premium page lists a Help category, a Knowledge category, 100+ meditations, 27+ relaxation meditations, 17 sleep meditations, 20+ music tracks, recovery affirmations and offline listening. The free tier holds 4 meditations.
The app is a self-help audio tool and the site does not present it as treatment. Anyone with severe or persistent symptoms should speak to a doctor or psychologist rather than rely on an app.
Price and Trial
The premium page shows 5,73 euro per month with annual payment, then 69 euro per year, and a 14-day trial. The terms add a 14-day right of withdrawal with refund for subscribers and automatic renewal unless cancelled at least one month before the end date.
The price is displayed in split text on the page, so confirm the final amount at checkout.
Business Details
The terms list the company address as Willem-Alexanderstraat 25 in Veldhoven, while a map link in the same section points to Eindhoven, so the registered address should be confirmed in the Chamber of Commerce extract. The legal form is not stated, which suggests a sole trader rather than a company.
Limitations to Consider
The review rests on the vendor's home page, premium page and terms, not on a hands-on test. Legal form, founder, hosting and privacy details are not stated on the pages checked, and the address differs between sections.
Who Should Use Luisterrust
Dutch-speaking people who want a focused audio tool for anxious moments and sleep, alongside professional care where needed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Dutch-language content focused on anxiety, panic and sleep
- 14-day free trial and a free tier of 4 meditations
- Prices in euros on the premium page
- KvK number published in the terms
- 14-day right of withdrawal with refund stated
Cons
- Small operator without a stated legal form
- Address differs between the terms and the map link
- Hosting and privacy details not found on the pages checked
- Library counts differ between pages (100+ and 70+)
Alternatives to Luisterrust
Other European meditation and mindfulness apps worth comparing before you decide:
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Medito
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8Breath
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See all European meditation and mindfulness apps or compare them directly against Calm on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The terms name Oxygen Coaching, trading as Luisterrust, with KvK number 94328145 and a Netherlands address.
Yes. The site offers 14 days free, and the terms also give subscribers a 14-day right of withdrawal with a full refund.
No. It is presented as guided audio for rest and sleep. People with severe or persistent anxiety should consult a doctor or psychologist.