Everything in here exists to get you from “I have a feeling” to a recorded entry.
And then to show you what happened to it. Ten things ship today; none of this is a roadmap.
One tap, then talk.
The record button is the first thing on the screen and the only thing you have to find. Prompts are optional — swipe past them, or tap “just speak freely” and start.
- Prompts woven from your own parts and people, rotating daily
- A prompt you don’t want asked again is one tap from gone
- Recording keeps running while you switch tabs; a docked bar keeps the stop button reachable
Each carries something. Tap to explore.
A cast that builds itself.
Parts arrive from what you actually said. Each gets a role from the IFS taxonomy, a description in your own vocabulary, and a list of every entry it spoke in.
- Rename any part — it’s your inner language, not ours
- “These two might be the same part” — merge suggestions you can accept or undo
- Self is never catalogued as a part. It isn’t one.
Shipping today.
The people, pets, places and situations that come up — with the detected relationship and how warm or tense you sound toward each.
Observations drawn across entries, each openable as a prompt you can record against on the spot.
Every entry moving through analysis is visible, stage by stage — including the ones that fail, and what to do about them.
A speech model runs on the device, so the recording never has to leave. Some builds can also offer cloud transcription; when they do, you choose it during onboarding or in Settings.
A check-in around 7:30am on weekdays, if you want it. Your time, your weekdays, off by default.
App lock, a plain-language account of what happens to your data, and full export whenever you want it.