Which pioneering meditation app first introduced a subscription model that helped mainstream secular mindfulness practice while maintaining philosophical roots in Buddhist traditions?

The digital age has transformed how religious organizations connect with their communities. From virtual worship services to meditation apps, the subscription economy has reached the spiritual realm. This poll tests your knowledge about how religious and philosophical organizations have adapted their business models in the digital era, creating new ways for people to engage with faith and mindfulness practices through recurring revenue streams.

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Headspace, founded by Andy Puddicombe who was ordained as a Tibetan Buddhist monk before creating the app in 2010
Calm, which began as a free visualization website before pivoting to subscription meditation content in 2012
Insight Timer, which started with just a meditation timer before expanding to premium content subscriptions in 2014
Waking Up by Sam Harris, which launched in 2018 with a unique subscription model including a no-questions-asked scholarship program