Event Horizon: Get Clarity
The Journey is the Reward
Archived App (Last seen on 21 Mar 2026)
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About
This app helps reduce mental clutter and creative blocks by guiding users through a randomized prompt exercise. It aims to provide objective insights for better decision-making and problem-solving.
What's New in Event Horizon
2.0
July 16, 2022
Added new feature called inspiration
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Event Horizon: Get Clarity used for?
Event Horizon: Get Clarity is designed to help reduce mental and emotional noise that can hinder decision-making and cause creativity and productivity blocks. It guides users through randomized prompts to elicit objective responses.
How does Event Horizon: Get Clarity work?
Users select 3-5 questions or themes, type them in, and then engage with randomized prompts. By writing responses to these prompts and interpreting them, users can draw conclusions and gain clarity.
What is the price of Event Horizon: Get Clarity?
Event Horizon: Get Clarity is a paid application, priced at $4.99.
Does Event Horizon: Get Clarity have ads?
No, Event Horizon: Get Clarity is ad-free. Users can engage with the exercises without interruptions from advertisements.
What devices is Event Horizon: Get Clarity available on?
Event Horizon: Get Clarity is available on Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for Apple devices.
How often is Event Horizon: Get Clarity updated?
The latest version of Event Horizon: Get Clarity is 2.0, last updated on July 16, 2022. This indicates a moderate update frequency.
What is the age rating for Event Horizon: Get Clarity?
Event Horizon: Get Clarity has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. The content is generally appropriate for children and adults.
Can I use Event Horizon: Get Clarity offline?
The description does not explicitly state offline functionality, but the exercise structure suggests it can be used without a constant internet connection once downloaded. Users can also write notes externally.