The app

A journal that takes three seconds a day.

Note how you feel, add a line if you want, and over time the app shows you your own patterns. For iPhone and Android.

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The home screen with mood faces and one suggested next moment.
Today. One tap names how you feel. Sample entries.

What is inside

Use whichever room you like. None of them is required.

  • The journal screen with a sample entry titled A quiet start.

    Journal

    Name how you feel, then stop or say more. Prompts are there when the page feels blank.

    The journal
  • An affirmation card with a sample line of text.

    Affirmations

    A library of short affirmations for anxiety, confidence, self-love and healing, so you can read one on a bad day.

    Affirmations
  • A vision board made of sample photos and a short line.

    Manifestation

    Tools for writing down an intention and looking back at it later.

    Manifestation
  • The wellness screen with tiles for Breathe, Meditate, Stretch and Escape.

    Breathe and meditate

    Breathing exercises and short meditations you can use without a connection.

    Breathe and meditate

What builds up

One entry is small. A record is not.

ExampleAfter 30 days

Your words start to come back. An entry from weeks ago resurfaces beside today's.

Made up to show the idea. Not real user writing.

The app

Questions about the app

Short answers about the app.

All questions
Is it on iPhone and Android?

Yes. Let it be... is on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android. Both are the same app with the same three-second check-in. Tap the badge for your phone at the top of any page and the store opens.

How long does a check-in take?

About three seconds: open the app, pick the word closest to how you feel, and you are done. You can stop there. If you want to say more, add a line or answer a prompt. Nothing beyond the mood word is required.

What do I write if I do not know where to start?

Start with one line about what is on your mind. If that feels hard, use a prompt and answer only the first question. A short line is a real entry. You do not need full sentences, and you do not need to write every day.

6:40AM · Tomorrow

Start with one line tonight.

For iPhone and Android.

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