Before the session
A slow greeting can welcome someone before they choose a practice. Keep the session length and start button easy to find.

MADE WITH MASKO STUDIO
A quiet companion can make a meditation screen feel more welcoming. Give your app a character whose pace leaves space for the person using it.
Start with an idea. Or animate a character you already have.
MEET JUNE
Breathe in slowly
GIVE THE CHARACTER A REASON TO BE THERE
Ideas for your meditation app. Connect each reaction to the moment it belongs to.
A slow greeting can welcome someone before they choose a practice. Keep the session length and start button easy to find.
A gentle idle can accompany the screen. Use your app’s own timer for precise breathing cues instead of relying on a generated video’s timing.
Try a small smile or a slow nod after the session. Offer a still version for people who prefer less movement.
SMALL CHARACTER. THOUGHTFUL DETAILS.
Use a settled pose, a soft expression, and restrained movement. Check the character against your dark and light surfaces. Strong flashes or fast transitions can clash with a quiet session.
Explore mascot animation →AN ANIMATION PROMPT TO TRY
The mascot gently relaxes its shoulders, closes its eyes for a moment, then opens them with a small peaceful smile. Very subtle motion, fixed camera, no sudden gestures.
Use this with your character in Studio. Review the result before adding it to your app.
FROM IDEA TO APP
Adapt the brief below to your app, or upload your existing mascot in Studio.
Start with one useful animation, such as before the session. Check the character’s movement against your actual interface.
Export the assets and use your app’s events to control playback. Keep a still option for reduced motion.
Explore the API and docs →YOUR APP. YOUR LITTLE CHARACTER.
This is the starting idea behind June. Edit it for your product, then take it into Masko Studio.
THE LITTLE DETAILS
we were hoping you’d ask.
Use app logic to control exact inhale and exhale timing. A generated mascot clip can provide atmosphere or a session transition, but its movement should not be treated as a precise breathing timer.
Yes. Upload your own character in Masko Studio, then create animations from it. You can also start with a description to create a new mascot for your app.
Create the character and animations in Masko, then export the assets for your app or website. Your app controls when each animation plays. Developers can also use the Masko API to create and manage assets.
Read the developer documentationA Quiet Minute is a fictional app built to demonstrate an original Masko character. The preview is a design example, not a customer testimonial or a claim about retention.
Pick an app. Meet its mascot.