# Mindwire - Reflect & Journal

> Mindwire - Reflect & Journal (iPhone/iPad app by Sajin Payandath.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/mindwire-reflect-and-journal/id6792490839 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [Sajin Payandath](https://appshunter.io/developer/6792491381)
- Category: Productivity
- Price: Free
- Age rating: 17+
- Requires: iOS 15.0 · 28 MB
- Languages: American English
- Released: 2026-08-06
- Data updated: 2026-09-17
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/mindwire-reflect-and-journal/id6792490839/reviews.md

## What is Mindwire?

Mindwire — a quieter place to think.

  Mindwire is a private journal with an AI Companion that ha slong term memory about you. It helps you capture your day, spot patterns, and
  think things through — without the noise, turn scattered thoughts into a daily habit.

  WRITE, YOUR WAY
  • Daily Notes for freeform journaling
  • Voice Journal — speak instead of type, transcribed instantly
  • Add photos, prompts, and rich text to any entry

  REFLECT WITH YOUR COMPANION
  • A private AI companion that remembers what you journal and thinks it through with you
  • Ask questions, process your day, or just talk it out
  • Fully optional — you control when AI is on, and can pause it anytime

  BUILD YOUR OWN PATH
  • A curated prompt library across daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly cadences
  • Categories spanning emotional processing, goals, habits, and more
  • Reflection of the Day keeps you writing without the blank-page stare

  STAY ORGANIZED
  • Search your archive by keyword, tag, or date
  • Filter by text, photo, audio, or voice echo
  • Calendar view to see your journey at a glance

  PRIVATE BY DESIGN
  • Entries are encrypted
  • AI personalization is strictly opt-in
  • No ads, no social feed, no comparing yourself to anyone

  Mindwire is a lifestyle and productivity tool for daily reflection


## Version history (last 5 releases)

### 1.1.8 — 2026-09-15

Memories — a new tab after Home for looking back through everything you've written, one card per day, gathered by month. Once
  your journal is old enough, entries from a month, six months or a year ago come back around.

  Search finds every entry — searching your journal now looks through the full text of every day, including gratitude, guided
  reflections and voice notes. Capital letters and accents are ignored.

  Past weekly look-backs — once you have one, a Look-backs tile in Explore lets you re-read earlier weeks.

  More reliable reminders — if you switched reminders on from the web app, your phone now asks for notification permission so
  they actually arrive.

  Also: the Today card refreshes every time you open the app, the weekly look-back card is more compact, and photos in the
  journal calendar are larger.

### 1.1.7 — 2026-09-11

Intentions Loop changes in Tomorrow
Today Card refinement

### 1.1.6 — 2026-09-01

Intentions
  • Anything winding down now gets one quiet check-in before it stops surfacing.
  • Bringing something back from Earlier works properly again.
  • Tap Reorder to move items up or down.
  • Finished items move to the bottom, struck through — nothing disappears.
  • Open items stay in view a little longer before drifting to Earlier.

### 1.1.5 — 2026-08-31

Fixes for reliability when saving.
 • Saving a voice note, journal edit, or profile change no longer shows an error after it has actually saved.
 • Your AI setting now always matches what you chose.
 • The weekly look-back card appears when it should, without needing to restart the app.
 • Deleted items reappear if the delete didn't go through.

### 1.1.4 — 2026-08-30

Tomorrow's intentions.

  Finish writing about your day, then jot down what you mean to do
  tomorrow — right there, in the same place.

  • A short, optional list at the end of your journal
  • Today's intentions waiting for you each morning
  • Mark one as your focus, if one matters more
  • Earlier — anything still open, there when you want it
  • A quiet weekly look back at how the week went

  Nothing is counted, scored, or held against you. An empty list is
  a perfectly good day.

  Also in this update: a calmer journal layout, and your name now
  appears the way you'd write it.

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