Free
Freealways
Enough to lean on when a day goes wrong, without ever paying us anything.
- One line a day
- The widget, in its basic form
- Hard days and crisis resources
- Save up to ten lines
- One practice to try
- The first week of the plan
Say how you are and Mindation finds a line that sounds like a person wrote it, with a small practice underneath if you want one. It waits on your home screen. Being built for iPhone now.

Written with careEvery line is chosen slowly and edited by a person before it reaches you.
There is no course to finish and nothing to keep up with. Open it when the day gets heavy, take the part that helps, close it again.
Six honest starting points, not a catalogue of topics. Anxious, running on empty, doubting yourself, scattered, heavy-hearted — or steady, just checking in.
One phrase for that state, short enough to land on a busy morning. The same one waits for you everywhere else that day.
A practice of a minute or two sits underneath, for the days you have room for it. Skipping it is a perfectly normal way to use this.
Most apps sort words by subject. Nobody arrives with a subject — you arrive tired, or tight, or flat. So that is the only thing we ask.
For the tight, crowded moments before something matters.
For the days when there is simply nothing left in the tank.
Before a decision, a conversation, a room full of people.
When everything is open and nothing is moving.
Loss, endings, loneliness. Always free, always unlocked.
Because a good day deserves a moment too.
Everywhere else this category hands you an endless feed. Here you get four weeks, arranged around what you said you needed, and then you are done. Finished, not enrolled forever.

We read a great many one-star reviews of apps in this category. Almost every promise below exists because something let somebody down badly enough that they sat and wrote about it.
Every line is selected and edited by hand. If it sounds like a poster, it does not ship.
No affirmations phrased as “I am not anxious”. Your mind hears the wrong half of that sentence.
Grief, endings and loneliness are never behind the subscription. Nobody should meet a paywall on that kind of day.
One gentle reminder a day, and only if you want it. No streaks to break, no guilt for missing a Tuesday.
Your saved lines live on your device and sync through your own iCloud. You can see the last backup and export it any time.
No sign-up, no profile, no password to forget. We do not want your data.
The subscription buys depth, never access to help. If today is one of the bad ones, you will find something that helps whether or not you ever pay us a penny.
Freealways
Enough to lean on when a day goes wrong, without ever paying us anything.
$3.99/month
Fourteen days free to see whether it fits. Cancel from your iPhone settings at any time.
Nothing is charged during the trial, and the free side of the app does not expire when it ends.
What you save stays on your phone and syncs through your own iCloud. There is nothing here for us to read, and nothing of yours to lose if you walk away. Read the Privacy Policy.
Not yet. We are building it now, for iPhone first. Leave your email and we will tell you the day it opens — one message, nothing else.
No. There is no sign-up and no profile. What you save stays on your device and syncs through your own iCloud, which means we never see it.
A 14-day free trial, then $3.99 a month. You can cancel from your iPhone settings at any time, and nothing is charged during the trial.
One phrase a day, the widget in its basic form, the section for hard days, and the crisis resources. Those stay open to you whether or not you ever subscribe.
That is the complaint we hear most often about other apps, so it is the first thing we designed around. Phrases do not repeat inside a long window, and if a line does not sit right with you, hide it — or bring it back later.
No, and it will never pretend to be. Mindation is everyday support: words and small practices. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace care from a qualified professional. If something feels heavier than an ordinary hard day, please talk to someone qualified.
Not at launch. We are starting on iPhone so the widget can be genuinely good on one platform rather than nearly good on two.
We’re building a calmer home for affirmations and short practices. Leave your email and we’ll tell you the day it opens — one message, nothing else.
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