ChatGod: Mindful Companion

Your day starts on "Today" • The feed is now called "Today" and sits on the far left. In the morning your ritual waits there, then your weekly goal, then your chapter • Your morning intention comes back in the afternoon — as a message in your own words. You set the time yourself under reminders • It sits at the top of your chat all day: "Today: Clear and calm" • Been away a while? Lumi greets you differently. Your last intention is there, and it still stands Your weekly goal • In the morning ritual, one checkmark sets what you're working on this week. From then on it sits in the same place every morning • Type a goal of your own straight in — the field is open • Toward the weekend you see how often you chose it, and Lumi talks it through with you • Under "What you're working on", ChatGod gathers your themes from your compass, your values and your conversations — that's where your suggestion for the week and your theme of the month grow from Your journal • Your weekly review sits on its own paper — with Lumi, headings and room to read • On Sundays it stands in your feed above your book, with the weather of your week and the first paragraph to start reading • "New entry" asks about you instead of a category, and has room to breathe Lumi • Lumi answers in the language you write in — even if the app is set to another. The suggestions below the answer follow it • The two suggestions below an answer lead in different directions: follow the reason, one small step for tomorrow, or one level deeper • When Lumi offers you a choice — "does that sound more like disappointment or more like anger?" — the two answers are there to tap Dictation • Speak as long as you like. The text builds up calmly, even for long thoughts, and the last word is always there • Where a character limit applies, it applies when you speak too Your rituals • The eight intentions in the morning ritual sit on two rows — you see more of them at a glance • The evening question stays "What are you grateful for today?". The context below it changes every evening: people, small moments, what felt lighter than usual • Your chapter pays its light points the moment you open the book. On your first day, the card below Lumi's answer already carries your first chapter Refinements • Every card carries an emoji in its top-left corner • The cards at the top of "Today" sit at even spacing • You set the compass question in your feed with a slider — the way you do everywhere else in your compass • Lesson 2 is now called "Everyone sees a different world"