Milwaukee entrepreneurs launching gamified meditation app targeting Gen Z

Two Milwaukee entrepreneurs who met while working at Advocate Aurora Health are launching a new app designed to help users improve sleep, focus, stress levels and happiness through a meditation technique that involves repeating basic statements.

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