Tiny Things: Mental Load Reset

Tiny Things 3.0 — The Hand The load finally leaves the head it has been living in. Handing something over becomes the app's second ceremony: your words, in your voice, sent by your hand — and what is sent is truly out of your head. • The Hand — the hand-over message opens as your own draft: change anything; nothing goes until you send it • Handed is handed — at send, the thing leaves your lists for good. No status, no read receipts, no "did they do it" • A small warm light drifts to the horizon as custody moves — and its star keeps a warmer gold: a trace, never a badge • If a Return was set, it stands down: what left your head cannot come back to weigh on you • Hands have names — hand over to your partner, to Oma, to the sitter; one tap while you sort, remembered for the evening • The message greets each person the way you last greeted them — your phrasing, remembered on your device only • The morning may say, as past relief only: "Two things left your hands yesterday." • The Witness quietly names the month's hand the way you named them • Your first page — once your own nights have made one, a page appears that is yours to keep. Free forever, whether or not you ever subscribe • Your export grows (Open Star Format v5): when a thing left your hands, and to whom — yours to keep forever The other person installs nothing and is never tracked. Still no account, no analytics. Your words stay on your devices and, when available, sync through your private iCloud — never through servers we operate.