GYST: Get Your Sh*t Together

GYST: Get Your Sh*t Together

Clear mind. One step forward.

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 27, 2026
  • July 20, 2026

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You know that moment. Too much going on. Brain won't cooperate. Four apps open and you've done nothing. GYST is built for that moment. Not a meditation app. Not a journal. Not a chatbot. A 10-minute system that takes you from overwhelmed to clear, every single time. Here's how it works: CALM — Choose from 2 breathing exercises or 3 meditation sessions. Reset your nervous system before you do anything else. REFLECT — One prompt. No blank page. Short answer only. Get what's in your head out of your head. CLARITY — One AI insight. One suggested action. Then you're done. No rabbit holes. No complexity. No streaks to maintain. GYST works when you need it. Download it for the next time you lose your sh*t.
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What's New in GYST

2026.7.3

July 20, 2026

okay so this update is entirely about feel. 2026.7.3 is the app going to finishing school. - every button now gives a tiny squish when you press it. the app finally acknowledges you - haptics have entered the chat: the mood slider ticks at each stop, and logging a mood or finishing a calm session lands with a little success buzz - countdown numbers in breathing, meditation, and muscle relaxation actually roll now. very odometer of them - the streak calendar is a fidget toy: drag the grabber to pull the month open, flick it shut, feel it resist when you pull too far - mood logging glides between screens instead of jump-cutting, and the Log button melts into a spinner while it saves - months slide the right direction, loading states fade in soft, onboarding arrives one piece at a time - Reduce Motion respected everywhere. calm for everyone, motion sickness for no one that's the episode. go pull the grabber.

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