Meditation Apps · Review
Meditation Time 2.0 Review
A meditation app from Daniel Wuerstl — rated 4.8 stars by 3,814 App Store users.
App Store rating
4.8 / 5 (3,814 ratings)
Starting price
Free (in-app purchases vary)
Free tier
Yes
Platforms
iOS · iPadOS
Developer
Daniel Wuerstl
Launched
2014
Our verdict
Meditation Time 2.0 holds an exceptional 4.8-star average across 3,814 App Store ratings and ranks #18 in App Store search results for "meditation". This is a data-driven review compiled from its store listing, pricing, and user-rating profile — we have not yet completed hands-on testing, and a full editorial review is planned.
Data-driven review: this page is compiled from App Store data — the app’s real rating average and count, pricing, search ranking, and the developer’s published description (quoted, not paraphrased). We have not yet hands-on tested this app; a full editorial review is planned. Our hands-on-tested picks are marked throughout. Unsponsored, no affiliate influence.
Among the hundreds of options in the meditation app category, Meditation Time 2.0 (by Daniel Wuerstl) stands at an exceptional 4.8-star average across 3,814 App Store ratings, making it a mid-sized app with real traction.
Its App Store listing describes it this way: “The ‘Meditation Time App’ provides you with a very useful tool to make your meditation even more mindful: Set the timer and let one of the many singing bowls and instruments remind you of the end of your meditation after” As with all listings, that is the developer's own framing — useful for understanding what the app aims to be.
This review is compiled from App Store data — the rating profile, pricing, ranking, and the developer's published description — rather than hands-on testing. We flag that openly: it tells you what the data supports, and our full editorial review will go deeper.
Pros & cons
What we like
- An exceptional 4.8-star average across 3,814 App Store ratings — real users rate it well.
- Free to download, so trying it costs nothing.
- Ranks #18 in App Store search for "meditation" — genuine visibility in its category.
- Available since 2014, with an established presence on the store.
What we don’t
- We have not yet hands-on tested this app — this review reflects store data, not editorial experience.
- Like most free wellness apps, expect in-app subscription offers; check current pricing before committing.
- Less editorial coverage and independent review than category leaders like Calm.
Best for / avoid if
Best for
- →People browsing beyond the big names in the meditation app category
- →Users who weigh real App Store ratings heavily (4.8 stars, 3,814 ratings)
- →Anyone who wants to try options at no cost
Avoid if
- →You want a deeply vetted, hands-on-tested pick — see our editorial reviews of Calm, Headspace, Insight Timer
- →You need clinical or therapeutic support — no consumer app provides that
Pricing
Download
Free
Free to install from the App Store.
In-app purchases
Varies
Many apps in this category offer optional subscriptions — check the App Store listing for current in-app pricing.
What Meditation Time 2.0 is
Meditation Time 2.0 is a meditation app for iOS by Daniel Wuerstl, first released in 2014.
In the developer's words: “The ‘Meditation Time App’ provides you with a very useful tool to make your meditation even more mindful: Set the timer and let one of the many singing bowls and instruments remind you of the end of your meditation after”
Where Meditation Time 2.0 sits in the category
By the numbers: an exceptional 4.8-star average across 3,814 App Store ratings, ranking #18 in App Store search for "meditation". That makes it a mid-sized app with real traction.
Store ratings are not the whole story — they skew positive across this category — but a large sample at 4.8 stars is a meaningful signal that existing users find it does what it promises.
What the listing emphasizes
“The ‘Meditation Time App’ provides you with a very useful tool to make your meditation even more mindful: Set the timer and let one of the many singing bowls and instruments remind you of the end of your meditation after” — that is the pitch, in the developer's own words.
We quote the listing rather than paraphrase it so you can judge the developer's claims for yourself. Our hands-on editorial review, when published, will test those claims.
Where Meditation Time 2.0 falls behind
Editorial vetting. Unlike Calm or Headspace, we have not yet tested Meditation Time 2.0 hands-on.
Transparency of in-app pricing. App Store listings often reveal subscription costs only after download — check the in-app purchases section of the listing.
Brand ecosystem. The category leaders pair their apps with large content teams and published research; smaller apps rarely match that depth.
Meditation Time 2.0 vs. the category leaders
The meditation app category is anchored by Calm, Headspace, Insight Timer — all of which we have reviewed editorially, hands-on.
Meditation Time 2.0's case rests on its user-rating profile (4.8 stars, 3,814 ratings) and its free download. The leaders' case rests on vetted content depth and track record.
A sensible approach: read our editorial reviews of the leaders first, and try Meditation Time 2.0 for free if its specific angle appeals — App Store ratings this positive usually mean the core experience delivers.
Bottom line
Meditation Time 2.0 earns an exceptional 4.8-star average across 3,814 App Store ratings — real users like it. Until our hands-on review lands, treat this page as an honest data profile: strong signals, store-verified facts, and clearly marked limits.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Meditation Time 2.0 free?+
Meditation Time 2.0 is free to download. Like most apps in this category it may offer in-app subscriptions — check the in-app purchases section of its App Store listing for current pricing.
How is Meditation Time 2.0 rated?+
It holds a 4.8-star average across 3,814 ratings on the US App Store — a mid-sized app with real traction.
Who makes Meditation Time 2.0?+
Daniel Wuerstl, who released it in 2014. The App Store listing links to the developer's site and privacy policy.
Is this a hands-on review?+
Not yet — this review is compiled from App Store data: ratings, pricing, search ranking, and the developer's published description. A full editorial review is planned. For hands-on-tested picks in this category, see our reviews of Calm, Headspace, Insight Timer.
A note on mental health: apps and online services can support wellbeing, but they are not a substitute for professional care. If you are struggling, a licensed professional can help — and if you are in crisis, contact your local emergency number or, in the US, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).
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