You’re not losing your mind.
You’relosing words mid-sentence— and you don’t have to do it alone.
What’s hardest right now?
Still Me
Your coach3 a.m. · quiet mode
Still MeOne short conversation a day. Never a notification pile.
A path you can leave and come back to without losing your place.
Free to read, each grounded in named, checkable sources.
No scores, no charts, no counters. Nothing to keep score of.
Two minutes a day. Nothing to learn.
No setup, no plan to pick, no manual. You say one true thing, and she takes it from there.
Tell her what’s hard
One honest sentence about today. Typed, or held down and spoken out loud.
She remembers it
Your people, your history, the thing you asked her never to raise. Said once, kept for good.
A little lands each day
One short conversation, and one small thing you would actually do. Never a pile of reminders.
Four things, and nothing you have to learn how to use.
Your coachToday · 10 minThe daily conversation
Ten minutes, usually after everyone has gone to bed. She asks, you answer messily, and it ends with one small thing you would actually do.
The app knows what hour it is. At night it goes quiet, dims down, and stops asking you to do anything.
The 3 a.m. session is slow on purpose: few words, long pauses, no commitment to make in the morning. It ends by telling you to put the phone down.
Written by women who were told it was probably stress.
Illustrative — written in the voice these reviews will have.
Somebody finally asked
Three subscriptions before this one wanted me to log something. This one asked how the day had actually gone and then just waited. I typed three sentences I have not said out loud to anyone, including my husband of nineteen years.
It was there at four in the morning
The 3 a.m. session is deliberately slow and I did not get it until I was actually awake at 3 a.m. Short sentences, long gaps, nothing to do in the morning. It ended by telling me to put the phone down, and I did, which has never happened before.
It knows about my mother
I explained Mom and the dementia once, in September. I have never had to explain it again. It also remembers that I asked it not to raise her diagnosis unless I do, and it has not, not once, which I keep quietly testing.
Honest about its limits
I asked a direct question about HRT and it said plainly that it would not guess at that, then helped me write the question down for my GP instead. I trusted it a great deal more after being told no than I had before.
Somebody finally asked
Three subscriptions before this one wanted me to log something. This one asked how the day had actually gone and then just waited. I typed three sentences I have not said out loud to anyone, including my husband of nineteen years.
It was there at four in the morning
The 3 a.m. session is deliberately slow and I did not get it until I was actually awake at 3 a.m. Short sentences, long gaps, nothing to do in the morning. It ended by telling me to put the phone down, and I did, which has never happened before.
It knows about my mother
I explained Mom and the dementia once, in September. I have never had to explain it again. It also remembers that I asked it not to raise her diagnosis unless I do, and it has not, not once, which I keep quietly testing.
Honest about its limits
I asked a direct question about HRT and it said plainly that it would not guess at that, then helped me write the question down for my GP instead. I trusted it a great deal more after being told no than I had before.
The Thursday thing
Week three is about what you keep agreeing to. On the Thursday I told my sister I could not do Saturday. Full stop, no paragraph of reasons after it. I sat in the driveway afterwards feeling like I had got away with something.
First appointment that went anywhere
It interviewed me for about fifteen minutes and produced one page. What is happening, how often, since when, and four questions to ask. I handed the page over instead of trying to remember in the room. Nobody said the word stress once.
Works because I can talk to it
I hold the microphone and talk in the ten minutes I sit in the car before going inside. It turns it into text I can tidy up before sending. If this were typing only I would have stopped in week one.
Wish the voice notes were faster
The coaching itself is genuinely good and the memory is uncanny in a nice way. Voice to text takes a second or two longer than I would like when I am walking. Small thing, but I use it that way most days.
The Thursday thing
Week three is about what you keep agreeing to. On the Thursday I told my sister I could not do Saturday. Full stop, no paragraph of reasons after it. I sat in the driveway afterwards feeling like I had got away with something.
First appointment that went anywhere
It interviewed me for about fifteen minutes and produced one page. What is happening, how often, since when, and four questions to ask. I handed the page over instead of trying to remember in the room. Nobody said the word stress once.
Works because I can talk to it
I hold the microphone and talk in the ten minutes I sit in the car before going inside. It turns it into text I can tidy up before sending. If this were typing only I would have stopped in week one.
Wish the voice notes were faster
The coaching itself is genuinely good and the memory is uncanny in a nice way. Voice to text takes a second or two longer than I would like when I am walking. Small thing, but I use it that way most days.
Good, but I wanted more structure
Three weeks in and I like it more than I expected to. My only complaint is that I sometimes want it to just tell me what to do, and it will not. It asks another question instead. I understand why. I am not always in the mood for it.
No streak and that is the point
I disappeared for nine days in August. Came back to a single line asking whether I wanted to pick up where we left off or start fresh. No guilt, no counter reset, no notification pile. That is the only reason I am still opening it in October.
The parking garage one
I lost a client's surname in front of eleven people and then cried in the parking garage. It did not tell me to breathe or drink water. It asked what I said to myself on the drive home, and then took that sentence apart with me.
Not for me in the end
Beautifully made and clearly not a gimmick. I think I wanted a tracker and a plan, and this is a conversation. Cancelling took one tap with no dark patterns, which I will say counted for something.
Good, but I wanted more structure
Three weeks in and I like it more than I expected to. My only complaint is that I sometimes want it to just tell me what to do, and it will not. It asks another question instead. I understand why. I am not always in the mood for it.
No streak and that is the point
I disappeared for nine days in August. Came back to a single line asking whether I wanted to pick up where we left off or start fresh. No guilt, no counter reset, no notification pile. That is the only reason I am still opening it in October.
The parking garage one
I lost a client's surname in front of eleven people and then cried in the parking garage. It did not tell me to breathe or drink water. It asked what I said to myself on the drive home, and then took that sentence apart with me.
Not for me in the end
Beautifully made and clearly not a gimmick. I think I wanted a tracker and a plan, and this is a conversation. Cancelling took one tap with no dark patterns, which I will say counted for something.
Same need. A different kind of help.
Then $29 a month.
Cancel in the app in one tap — one confirm, done, no questions and no retention offers.
Start a conversationNobody. They aren't shared with anyone and are never used to train AI. You can lock the app with Face ID, export everything, or delete every conversation, note and person from inside the app — instantly, no email thread.
No, and she won't pretend to be. What she does do is help you prepare: the Doctor prep session interviews you and writes notes and questions you can hand over or email to yourself.
Nothing happens. No streak breaks, no guilt message. She asks whether you'd rather pick up where you left off or start fresh.
Hold the microphone and talk. She turns it into text you can edit before sending, so voice works as well as typing. Readings can be listened to instead of read.
In Settings, in one tap: one confirm and it's done. Your conversations stay safe for 30 days in case you come back.
You say one true thing, and she takes it from there.
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