No accounts, no tracking beyond your own browser — everything you enter stays on your device.
A short daily check-in for whatever kind of day you're having. Notice what's actually driving your stress or clarity, day to day, and catch the patterns before they build into something heavier.
Try Daily Mentor Mirror →A structured pause before a big commitment — a major purchase, a big life decision — helping you separate genuine signal from noise, pressure, or urgency before you commit. A week or two later, look back on how it actually turned out, and see what your own decisions teach you.
Try Decision Maker →Every video makes a claim; this is where you test it on yourself. Pick a 14-day experiment (morning daylight, five minutes of attention practice, a phone-free hour), log ten seconds a day, and see what actually changed for you.
Try SARI Experiments →A few times a day, ask yourself: where was my mind just now? Ten-second check-ins build a simple map of where your attention actually goes, and which moments of your day hold it best.
Try Mind-Wander Map →A tally for small practices: three breaths before replying, ten minutes of daylight, a screen-free meal. Tap once each time you do one. No streaks to break; a missed day never resets anything.
Try SARI Reps →Log an activity and let Mindfulness Meter quietly track what pulled at your attention while you were doing it. At the end, see the gap between the time you meant to focus and the time you actually did. Available as a separate mobile app — link coming soon as it's polished for release.
Coming to app storesThe web versions above work fully in any mobile browser today — no install needed. Native iOS and Android apps (starting with Mindfulness Meter) are in progress, so your history and check-ins carry over without you opening a browser at all.
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