The story of slowmore

Born from burnout, built for everyday life.

A practice born from necessity

Slowmore began in 2023, in the aftermath of what felt like collapse. I had spent years believing that productivity was the same as purpose, that speed was the same as progress. Until my body said no.

The burnout wasn't dramatic. It was quiet, accumulating—a tiredness that sleep couldn't touch, an anxiety that had no clear source. I tried every wellness app, every morning routine, every productivity hack. They all asked me to do more, become more, optimize more.

What I needed was permission to do less.

That's when slowmore started—not as a business, but as a personal experiment. What if wellness wasn't about adding more to my life, but about noticing what was already there? What if I could find stillness in the three minutes between meetings, the walk to the kitchen, the moment before sleep?

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Wellness that asks for less, not more

We believe that slowness is not the opposite of productivity—it's the foundation of a life worth living. Our mission is to create practices, objects, and ideas that help you return to yourself, not escape from yourself. To breathe, not because you should, but because it feels good. To slow down, not as a luxury, but as a necessary act of resistance in a world designed to speed you up.

Our values

Simplicity over complexity

The best practices are the ones you'll actually do. We design for the life you have, not the life you wish you had.

Permission over perfection

There's no wrong way to be still. We reject the idea that wellness requires discipline, and instead offer permission to simply be.

Quality over quantity

We make fewer things, made better. Every practice, every object, every word is considered, intentional, necessary.

Rooted in our culture

We draw from Indian traditions of slowness—chai time, afternoon rest, the unhurried conversations that matter most.

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