Breeze Wellbeing

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Breeze Wellbeing is a mental health and self‑discovery mobile app that offers quizzes, journaling, and guided exercises to support emotional wellbeing and personal growth.

Nicosia, Cyprus
Owned by Basenji Apps Limited

About Breeze Wellbeing

Breeze Wellbeing is a mental health and self‑discovery app developed by Basenji Apps Limited. Marketed under names like “Breeze: Start Self‑Discovery” and “Breeze Mental Health,” it offers psychological-style quizzes (including a widely advertised childhood trauma test), mood tracking, guided journaling, mini‑courses, and calming games aimed at helping users understand their emotions, patterns, and personality traits and build healthier daily routines.([play.google.com](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?hl=en-US&id=com.basenjiapps.breeze&utm_source=openai)) The service is delivered via mobile apps and web, with content framed as self‑help rather than formal therapy.

Charges from Breeze Wellbeing typically arise from starting a low‑cost trial (often around $1–$2 or a 7‑day trial) that converts into an automatically renewing subscription, commonly billed weekly or monthly (for example, weekly in‑app subscriptions around $5.99 or website plans around $29.99/month).([play.google.com](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?hl=en-US&id=com.basenjiapps.breeze&utm_source=openai)) On card statements, these payments can appear under various descriptors such as “Breeze Wellbeing,” “Breeze Mental Health,” “Breeze App,” “SG BreezeApp,” or similar variants, and in your case likely as “SG*APP-BREEZE,” reflecting a country/processor prefix plus the app name.([reddit.com](https://www.reddit.com/r/CPTSD/comments/1m7xq78/breezewellbeing_scam/)) Small $1 authorizations or test charges may also appear when starting a trial or verifying a card.

If you’re unsure about a Breeze Wellbeing charge, first check the App Store or Google Play subscriptions section for any active Breeze/Breeze Wellbeing plan, as well as any account you created on breeze-wellbeing.com or app.breeze-wellbeing.com.([support.breeze-wellbeing.com](https://support.breeze-wellbeing.com/?utm_source=openai)) You can usually cancel through your app store’s subscription management, or via the Breeze website using their “magic link” login or by contacting support.([support.breeze-wellbeing.com](https://support.breeze-wellbeing.com/?utm_source=openai)) For unexpected or disputed charges, collect screenshots of what you originally agreed to, then contact Breeze support and, if needed, your bank or card issuer to block further debits and pursue a refund or chargeback.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Breeze Wellbeing.

  1. Sg*app-breeze

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show a charge from “SG*APP-BREEZE” or “SG BreezeApp”?

Breeze Wellbeing’s subscription payments can process under different merchant strings depending on region and payment route. Users have reported descriptors such as “Breeze Wellbeing,” “Breeze Mental Health,” “Breeze App,” and “SG BreezeApp.”([reddit.com](https://www.reddit.com/r/CPTSD/comments/1m7xq78/breezewellbeing_scam/)) The “SG*APP-BREEZE” line on your statement is very likely this same Breeze Wellbeing mental health app, with “SG*” indicating a processor or country prefix and “APP-BREEZE” referring to the Breeze app itself.

What subscription plans does Breeze Wellbeing typically charge for?

Breeze Wellbeing commonly markets a low‑cost or $1 introductory period that rolls into a recurring subscription. App‑store subscriptions are often billed weekly (e.g., around $5.99 per week after a 7‑day trial), while website plans and promotions are frequently around $29.99 per month following a short trial.([play.google.com](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?hl=en-US&id=com.basenjiapps.breeze&utm_source=openai)) Exact pricing can vary by country, currency, and current offer, so you should confirm the active plan inside the app or on their website.

How can I cancel my Breeze Wellbeing subscription so I stop getting charged?

To cancel, you must use the same channel where you started the subscription. If you subscribed through the Apple App Store or Google Play, go to your device’s subscription settings, find “Breeze” or “Breeze Wellbeing,” and select Cancel.([support.breeze-wellbeing.com](https://support.breeze-wellbeing.com/?utm_source=openai)) If you subscribed on breeze-wellbeing.com, you can cancel from their website (using a magic‑link login) or by following the “How to cancel Breeze Wellbeing website subscription” steps in their help center.([support.breeze-wellbeing.com](https://support.breeze-wellbeing.com/?utm_source=openai)) Always take screenshots of your cancellation confirmation for your records.

I deleted the Breeze app but still see charges. What should I do?

Deleting the Breeze app does not cancel an active subscription. Breeze’s own help center notes that subscriptions continue until they’re canceled through the app store or website account settings.([support.breeze-wellbeing.com](https://support.breeze-wellbeing.com/?utm_source=openai)) Check your Apple/Google subscriptions and any Breeze web account, cancel any active plan, then monitor your next statement. If charges continue after confirmed cancellation, contact Breeze support and your bank to dispute the extra payments.

Can I get a refund for a Breeze Wellbeing charge I didn’t intend to authorize?

Refunds are not guaranteed and are governed by Breeze’s general subscription and refund terms, which state that subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled ahead of time.([breeze-wellbeing.com](https://breeze-wellbeing.com/general-subscription-terms/?utm_source=openai)) Some users report obtaining refunds after promptly contacting Breeze support with an explanation and proof they did not intend to continue, while others have had requests refused. If you feel you were misled or charged without clear consent, escalate to your card issuer and request a dispute or chargeback with all supporting documentation.

How do I contact Breeze Wellbeing about a billing issue?

You can reach Breeze Wellbeing via the contact options listed on breeze-wellbeing.com (including their contact form and links to the help center) or via the support links inside the app.([support.breeze-wellbeing.com](https://support.breeze-wellbeing.com/?utm_source=openai)) When you write, include the email address you used in the app, screenshots of the charge and any trial/offer page, and a clear request (e.g., cancellation plus refund review) to speed up resolution.

Why was I charged multiple small amounts like $1.00 or $1.95 by Breeze around the same time?

Users have reported that starting a trial with Breeze can trigger several small authorizations (for example, around $1.00, $0.95, or $1.95) to verify the card and set up billing, sometimes alongside the main trial fee.([reddit.com](https://www.reddit.com/r/CPTSD/comments/1m7xq78/breezewellbeing_scam/)) Some of these may appear as pending and then fall off. If any of them post and you did not understand or agree to them, you can raise the issue with Breeze support and, if necessary, your bank.

How can I confirm which account or device a Breeze Wellbeing charge is linked to?

First, check all Apple IDs and Google accounts you and your family use for any active Breeze subscription in the Subscriptions section. Then search your email inboxes (including spam) for receipts or messages from Breeze Wellbeing or Basenji Apps.([play.google.com](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?hl=en-US&id=com.basenjiapps.breeze&utm_source=openai)) If you still cannot identify the account, contact Breeze via their help center with the last four digits of the card, the billing amount, date, and descriptor (e.g., “SG*APP-BREEZE”) so they can locate the subscription in their system.

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