Off My Mind vs Yucki

Some thoughts stay longer than they should. Off My Mind gives them a quiet place to go. Write the thought in one sentence. Hold it for a moment, then let go, and watch it rise as a lantern into a night sky, where it becomes a small, warm light. The conversation you keep replaying at 1 a.m. The doubt that arrives before you've even started. A decision you've made and unmade a dozen times. None of it has to be solved tonight. It only needs somewhere to rest. A SHORT RITUAL One sentence is enough. If you want more space, add a few lines, a photo or a parting note. Then hold and release. The lantern takes its time, and the moment ends when you say so. Afterwards the app tells you one thing: for now, let it rest. YOUR NIGHT SKY Every thought you let go stays as a light above the horizon, colored by what it was: a worry, a self-doubt, an idea, a decision or a regret. If you see it differently later, you can change its kind. When three or more lights share a category, they gather into a quiet constellation. Your words are never drawn across the sky. Open a light whenever you want to read them again. WHEN A THOUGHT COMES BACK Some thoughts return. Choose "It's back" and let it go again onto the same light, so your sky stays honest instead of crowded. Releasing a returning thought doesn't use up one of your free releases. LOOKING BACK, ONLY IF YOU WANT TO A reflection can be as small as choosing how a thought feels to you now, with a single feeling word if you like. For a worry, you can simply note "It didn't happen." You never have to write an explanation. The list shows your thoughts by month, filtered by what is still with you and what is at peace. If you'd like a check-in, ask for a reminder from the thought itself, in 1, 7 or 14 days. Reminders arrive in the early evening, never at night, and a notification never shows what you wrote. ON YOUR OTHER DEVICES • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets show your sky, never your words. • On Apple Watch, write a thought down from your wrist. It stays safely on the watch until your iPhone has it. • Off My Mind also runs on your Mac. PRIVATE BY DESIGN You don't need an account, and there are no ads or tracking. Your thoughts are stored on your device and, if you're signed in to iCloud, in your own private iCloud database, so they sync between your devices. We run no servers that could read them. FREE FOR EVERYONE • Search • Parting notes • A full export of all your thoughts • App lock with Face ID or your passcode • Dark and light themes • Reminders, when you ask for them PREMIUM, ONE PURCHASE, NO SUBSCRIPTION Your first five releases are free. A single purchase adds: • Unlimited releases • More share-card styles • Categories of your own • Tags Thoughts you've already saved stay yours to open and export, whether or not you upgrade. Off My Mind is a place to set things down. It isn't therapy or a medical service. If you're having a hard time, please talk to someone you trust or a local support line. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Yucki holds the things you're carrying, so your head doesn't have to. Say what's on your mind, or type it if that's easier. If you hand him more than one thing at once, he sorts it out on his own. "Call the vet tomorrow and grab dog food" becomes two separate things, already in the right place, without you doing any of the organizing yourself. Everything you capture goes into one of four places: Today, This Week, This Month, or Maybe Later. That's the whole system. No labels to invent, no folders to maintain, nothing to set up before it's useful. When something's been sitting a while, Yucki notices, gently. Not a red badge telling you you're behind. Not a streak you'll feel bad about breaking. Just an honest little observation, like "this one keeps getting moved, still worth doing?" You decide what happens next. He's just along for the carrying. And when something isn't worth carrying anymore, letting it go is just as easy as anything else. An app about carrying less should be able to put things down too. A few other things worth knowing: Ask him things in plain language, like "push everything off today except the pharmacy," and he'll do it. Look back over your day, week, or month and see what actually got done, and what's still on you, without a single chart or percentage. Nothing you say ever leaves your phone. No account to make, no sign in, no profile to build. Yucki doesn't know who you are, and doesn't need to. Yucki is free to use every day. Yucki Plus removes the daily limits and fully unlocks the assistant and your look-backs, if you ever want more room. He's a sloth. He's not in a hurry. You don't have to be either. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Terms: https://yucki.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://yucki.app/privacy-and-support