Fideya vs Muudi

Say what keeps you up. The sentence you couldn’t say in daylight even when you don’t have the courage to send the message you can whisper it here. Sırdaş listens without judgment: like a voice journal, like a notebook, like quiet support that stays beside you. Relationships, flirting, breakups, trust, jealousy, loneliness, work, family whatever you bring, there is no “wrong topic” here. Sırdaş is not a chat box. It’s a place you talk. Speak or type. It won’t cut you off, put you on trial, or push “you should do this.” While you talk it follows the context quietly; when you finish it holds up a short, honest mirror. You often see what you couldn’t even tell yourself. Sometimes one sentence is enough. Sometimes you talk all night. Both are fine. How you start On first open you pick a voice and an assistant that feel close. Direct, like a coach or soft, slow, like someone sitting next to you. No mental-health label: unwinding, venting, loneliness, midnight silence, “I just need to talk” nothing you bring is wrong. Use it like a voice diary or like telling someone in writing; both live in the same place, the same memory. The conversation moves at your pace. It doesn’t rush you. It doesn’t pile on before you say “go on.” When you’re done you get a reflection that stays with your words not a slogan, your sentences. You can pick up where you left last night. Sırdaş tries to remember a name or a matter you already said; you don’t have to introduce yourself from zero every time. Voice and text When you don’t want the mic, you write. When you don’t want to type, you speak. Same notebook. A whisper outside, a long talk at home. On headphones walking or turned into the pillow same Sırdaş. It doesn’t interrupt, doesn’t correct you, doesn’t say “actually it was your fault.” Telling it is enough. WhatsApp chat analysis Sometimes talking isn’t enough. The chat in your hand spins you more: what did that message mean, why did it go cold, did you write too much, did they pull away. If you want, you can export a WhatsApp chat and upload the file to Sırdaş. It reads the file and talks with you about the messages not required. Most people start with voice or text only; analysis is there when one conversation is stuck in your head. How: export the chat in WhatsApp, pick the file in Sırdaş. Sırdaş doesn’t split the thread into winners and losers for you. It makes patterns, repetitions, the silences, the shift you felt but couldn’t name, visible. Then it talks with you again: the file isn’t a cold report, it’s a mirror you look at together. If you don’t want to, you don’t upload; the feature waits, it doesn’t chase you. After the analysis you can keep going in voice or text the file is an entry, the conversation is yours. When you open it Midnight on the road, counting the ceiling in bed, typing a message and deleting it, the moment you think “I can’t tell this to anyone.” People in a relationship, people who just ended one, people who never started. Not instead of therapy for the hour when no one is there. Before work, on a Sunday at home, on a plane. A short whisper or a long night. Privacy No one sees. Your talks stay with you, end-to-end encrypted. Delete when you want; nothing is left behind. No selling data to listen to you. No ad profile built from you. A WhatsApp file you upload is part of the same notebook, not a showcase. This is your night book you hold the lock. What it is not Sırdaş is not a therapy app and does not replace a therapist. It doesn’t diagnose, prescribe, or handle a crisis. If you need serious mental-health care, or you’re thinking of harming yourself or someone else, you need professional help. In an emergency use your country’s emergency numbers. Sırdaş is a voice that stays with you at midnight, on the road, in bed. It doesn’t judge. It keeps it. You can speak, you can write, or you can come with a chat file. When you close it, the notebook closes.

Muudi is not another chart. It's a soft little friend who lives in your pocket, asks how you feel, and remembers. Tap how you feel and Muudi responds. Name what's really going on, and it helps right now: talk it through, take a slow breath, or just save it. Say the real thing in Talk, and Muudi picks up the thread next time. Every Sunday, it writes you a short letter about your week. HOW IT WORKS • Mood check-in: tap one of five moods on Today. Nine seconds a day. Want to go deeper? Name the feeling, pick what's behind it, and choose what helps right now. • What Muudi noticed: when something keeps coming up, Muudi tells you in one gentle line, never a chart. • Talk: when you want to say more, Muudi listens first and answers warm and unhurried. It remembers what matters to you. • Sunday letter: a short letter every week, written from the moods and notes you actually logged. • Daily note: one small line a day, a thought or a thank-you, kept safe. • Weekly Aura: seven days of feeling, folded into one living glass orb you can share. • Breathe: a slow two-minute breath when a day feels heavy, and short guided sessions when you need to settle. • Streaks that pause when you miss a day instead of resetting to zero. WHY MUUDI Most mood trackers feel like spreadsheets. Muudi is a character: a companion that reacts, remembers, and gently notices you showing up. No judgment, no scores, no pressure. MUUDI PLUS The core is free: check-ins, daily Talk, notes, your first Sunday letter, your first weekly aura, and a slow breath whenever you need it. Muudi Plus lifts the daily limits on check-ins and Talk, keeps every letter and aura open, and adds the aura gallery and posters, extended history, and the full library of guided sessions. Invite three friends and your aura stays open for a month, on us. Subscriptions are billed to your Apple ID and renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period; manage or cancel anytime in your App Store settings. Prices and periods are shown clearly in the app before any purchase, and Restore Purchases is always available. A gentle note: Muudi is a companion, not a medical or therapy tool, and it doesn't give medical advice. If you're going through something serious, please reach out to a professional or someone you trust. Privacy Policy: https://muudi.web.app/privacy Terms of Use: https://muudi.web.app/terms