Somewhere warm to go.
Hey Jasmine,
I’m Keelan, and I’m building Tero out of Melbourne: a studio for the bath, going out into the world this month. This page is the world laid out plainly, so you can see it before we ever speak.
I made this not as a place for a quick sip or a rest, not for a streak to maintain, not for a promise or an outcome to be achieved, but as a place for single attention to drop beyond the surface level of the mind.
I came across your page and felt compelled to reach out and share what I’m building, and to send you the app and access, if you have a bath at home!
Keelan
There is an old room in every house. The oldest one, with a door that locks from the inside. You run the water hot, and the day stays on the other side of it.
Most of us don’t stay in it long. Not for want of loving a bath. For want of a reason to stay.
Tero is the reason. A studio for the bath: spoken guidance and stories set over music, composed to be heard in warm water and nowhere else. Released the way records are, named and dated, only when there’s something to say.
A membership of audio made for warm water. Every release runs twenty-five to forty minutes, long enough to go all the way in, and ends before the water goes cold.
Sound, breath, words, attention, stillness. Every release carries a voice and music; the families differ by which one leads.
Maddison Watson’s four inner seasons. Gloria Skye’s Planetary Bodies. Val’s The Art of Simply Being. The ASMR Historian’s The History of the Bath. Music by IKSRE, Melbourne. Covers by Edd Carr, from the Northern Sustainable Darkroom in Leeds.
Whoever holds a key can play the first release in a series in full. Membership opens the rest of the house.



The film was shot on a set by a cinematographer; every frame is real.

I’d like your readers to have Tero first in the UK. One shape, and it’s open.
A link for the Wellness Dose that gives your readers the first release free. Every reader who joins through it and stays two months earns you A$50 (about £26), once per person, with a private page that shows the count.
This is what we pay the artists on our roster, and it’s where I’d start with you. If a different shape works better for your readers, or it’s simply how you do brand partnerships, let me know. This is my first brand and I’m new to all this, but I’d rather pay real people than Zuckerberg through Meta ads.
The app is yours, for good. It lives on TestFlight for now: open the link below on your phone, install it, open Tero, and sign in with the email address I wrote to and the code minted for you. No strings.
Happy to chat more on a call if you were ever interested to learn more and bring it out to your community. ❤️
Somewhere warm to go.