WoodenFish vs MindMellow

WoodenFish is a wellness app that combines Zen practice, stress relief, and mindfulness. Centered around the traditional wooden fish, it offers rich interactive experiences to help you find calm in a busy life. Tap the Wooden Fish: Tap the screen to strike the wooden fish and see "Merit +1" with each hit. Customize floating text and trajectories for a personalized practice experience. 26 Wooden Fish Skins: From classic wood to delicate porcelain and radiant metal, 26 realistic skins to choose from — each with its own unique tone. 12 are free; the rest can be unlocked via ads or purchase. 26 Wooden Fish Tones: Copper, wood, electronic, and more — each skin comes with a distinct strike sound. Mix and match to create your perfect meditation atmosphere. 14 Stress-Relief Mini Games: Balloon Pop, Bubble Pop, Squeeze Ball, Fidget Spinner, Zen Beads, Ripple Pond, Sand Draw, Match Pairs, Smash Blocks, Leaf Catch, Bounce Orbs, Breathing, Orbit Flow, Sparkle Burst — release stress anytime, anywhere. Zen Rituals: Wish Pool — toss a coin, make a wish with ripples, koi, and floating lanterns; Grow a Tree — water daily and watch it grow; Incense — virtual incense with curling smoke; Prayer Wheel — spin with your fingertip; Fortune — draw a daily fortune for guidance. Mindful Ring: A focus-training mini game — a ring slowly expands, tap at the perfect moment to score combos and sharpen your awareness. Clarity Check-In: A habit-tracking tool to break bad habits. Log your daily state (calm / focused / steady), visualize streaks and state distribution with charts, and build better routines. Meditation & Zen: Built-in meditation player with custom duration, loop playback, and auto-stop. Accompanied by Buddha chants, scripture recitation, and Zen sounds for deep practice. WoodenFish — your portable Zen companion. Peace of mind, anytime, anywhere.

MindMellow starts with how you are, not with a library. Check in each day with a single tap. That answer shapes what the app suggests: a grounding session on a hard day, something for focus when you're steady, a wind-down when it's late. Over time, MindMellow shows you what actually helps — your mood on the days you practise, set against the days you don't. GUIDED SESSIONS, SPOKEN 37 guided meditations across sleep, anxiety, focus, gratitude and foundations, from a 60-second reset to a 12-minute body scan. Every session is spoken over a soft bed of rain, waves or forest that you can change or turn off, and the whole library works offline. SEVEN COURSES Multi-day programmes that build a practice one short session at a time: a 7-day foundations course, a 14-day anxiety reset, and more. BREATHE — ALWAYS FREE Six breathing patterns with a pacer that expands and settles with you. 4-7-8 for calming down, box breathing for focus, a two-minute reset for the moment you need one. SLEEP Eleven wind-downs and a set of soundscapes. When you open a sleep session the whole app turns dark, so the last thing on your screen is quiet. JOURNAL Write a line after a session while it's still with you, or come back later. Guided prompt packs go deeper when you want them. A FREE TIER THAT'S ACTUALLY USEFUL 12 sessions, one full course, every breathing pattern, mood check-ins and the journal are free. Premium adds the full library, all courses, the sleep collection, mood insights and prompt packs. PREMIUM Try everything free for 7 days. Then $119.99 per year or $12.99 per month. Cancel any time before the trial ends and you pay nothing. Payment is charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions automatically renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel subscriptions in your App Store account settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial is forfeited when you purchase a subscription. Privacy Policy: https://azer1422.github.io/mindmellow-site/privacy.html Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/