Vipassana · Mindfulness

A Vipassana retreat, at your convenience. Anytime, anywhere.

Path to freedom from suffering, the Buddha’s way. Learn, practice and realise. Live a life free from suffering.

Free for 7 days · iOS & Android

A calm, sunlit meditation space

Why We Sit

Three clear intentions.

Insight

End suffering by seeing the reality of everything, exactly as it is.

Mindful

Loosen the grip of craving, anger, low moods, stress, and worry.

Daily Life

An awakened mind and a quietly satisfied life, on and off the cushion.

A person reading calmly in a warm room

Why End Suffer

A different kind of meditation app.

  • Traditional techniques, shaped for a modern life.
  • Meditation without religion, just Buddhist philosophy.
  • Advanced techniques of Mindfulness and Vipassana.
  • Practice anytime, anywhere, at your convenience.
  • Everything in plain English, concepts and practice alike.
  • Bite-sized, structured lessons you can actually keep up with.

The App

Practice Vipassana, anytime anywhere.

Structured LearningGuided SessionsPersonalised PathGazing Player

Learn

Structured Learning

Bite-sized lessons and guided meditations in simple English to guide you — no chanting in other languages.

Practice

Guided Sessions

Guided sessions to take you through every step of the journey, at whatever pace feels right.

Your Path

Personalised Path

Coosh asks a few questions at the beginning to understand you better, then shapes a path made just for you.

Player

Gazing Player

A gazing player built around the real meditation objects used in the traditional practice.

The Catalog

A deep library of techniques.

Loving-Kindness (Mettā)

Cultivate boundless goodwill toward yourself and all beings.

Compassion (Karuṇā)

Open your heart to ease suffering in yourself and others.

Sympathetic Joy (Muditā)

Delight in the good fortune and happiness of others.

Equanimity (Upekkhā)

Rest in balance through life's inevitable highs and lows.

Mindfulness of Death (Maraṇānussati)

Meet impermanence gently, and clarify what matters.

Mindfulness of Breathing (Ānāpānasati)

Anchor awareness to the natural rhythm of the breath.

How It Works

See End Suffer in motion.

Member Reviews

Quieter minds, one breath at a time.

It feels less like an app and more like a room I get to step into. Coosh has become part of my mornings.
Maya R. Practicing 4 months
Finally, Vipassana explained in plain language. The structured path took the guesswork out of sitting.
Devin K. Practicing 8 months
The reflections after each sit are quietly profound. I understand my own mind a little better each day.
Priya S. Practicing 1 year
It goes deeper than the apps I tried before. This is the real teaching, gently delivered.
Tom A. Practicing 6 months
I always quit meditation after a week. This is the first time a practice has actually stuck with me.
Aisha N. Practicing 3 months
Ten quiet minutes before work and my whole day sits differently. The anxiety has real space to settle now.
Marcus L. Practicing 5 months

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is Vipassana meditation?

Vipassana means “seeing things as they really are.” It is an insight practice from the Buddhist tradition that trains you to observe body and mind directly, loosening the habits that create suffering.

Do I need any experience to start?

None at all. Coosh begins with a short introduction and builds Your Path from your very first sit, so beginners and returning meditators both feel at home.

Is End Suffer religious?

No. We teach Buddhist philosophy and technique without dogma or ritual, just clear, practical methods explained in plain English.

How is this different from commonly used meditation apps?

Those apps focus on relaxation. End Suffer goes further into insight and the structured path toward lasting freedom from suffering, while keeping everything calm and simple.

What are Mindful and Insight techniques?

Mindful techniques settle and steady the mind: breath, loving-kindness, equanimity. Insight (Vipassana) techniques use that steadiness to see reality clearly and let go of suffering.

Can I practice offline?

Yes. Download guided and unguided sessions for offline practice, perfect for retreats, flights, or anywhere quiet.

Who is Coosh?

Coosh is your silent companion: a cushion who guides sessions, shapes Your Path, invites reflection, and keeps you gentle company along the way.

How long are the sessions?

From a few minutes to thirty. Choose a guided length or set your own unguided timer with a closing bell.

How much does it cost?

Your first seven days are free. After that, a single subscription unlocks the full library, Your Path, and offline downloads.

Which devices are supported?

End Suffer is available on iOS and Android, with a web app on the way. Your progress syncs across all of them.

Get your personalized, mobile Vipassana retreat.

Download End Suffer and sit with Coosh today. Your first seven days are free.