New and full moons marked along your energy history, with averages compared across the lunar cycle.
A five-minute morning ritual
Set the frame before your phone does.
Three specific gratitudes. One concrete intention. A few still minutes. And the two things that will make today count — all before messages, news, and the day's first fire get a vote.
No account. No ads. No tracking. Your ritual lives on your phone — not on our servers.
~5 minutesonce a day, in the morning
No account neededstart the ritual immediately
On-device journalentries never leave your phone
Streaks that forgivean ember covers a missed day
See it
Five minutes, shown in eighty seconds
The whole ritual, the streak that forgives, and what Pro adds. Real screens, no mockups.
Plays from YouTube when you press play; nothing loads before that.
The ritual
Four steps, before the noise
Not a productivity system. A way to decide how the day starts, instead of letting the first notification decide for you.
01 · Thankful
Three specific thank-yous
Not “my family” — “the way she laughed at breakfast.” Specificity is what makes it land.
02 · Identity
Who you're being today
An identity anchored to one visible action — something you could point at by tonight.
03 · Stillness
Do nothing, on purpose
Sit, count breaths, scan your body, or just have coffee without your phone. Your call.
04 · SIM & MAD
One move. One recharge.
One step that moves a goal forward, one thing that actually restores you — named before you're depleted.
Then ten seconds at night: did they happen? How was your energy? One line about the day. That's the whole close-out.
The hard part
Intentions that survive contact with the day
Most morning routines fail on step two: the intention is a wish, so nothing changes. Dayunfold teaches the difference by example — and never grades what you wrote.
“I want my project to succeed.”
Today I act like someone who ships. I'll finish the filter bug before lunch.
“I want to be present with my family.”
Today I act like someone who's done by 6pm. I'll close the laptop at 5:45, wherever the task is.
The test: can you point to one thing you'll visibly do today because of it?
Over time
Honest patterns, not horoscopes
Your evening energy is charted against three real, measurable signals. If there's no pattern, the app says so — that's the deal.
Moon
Weather
Rainy days against dry days, from real local weather history. Pick a city — no location permission needed.
Daylight
Longer days against shorter ones. In most places the difference is bigger than you'd think.
The companion
Think out loud
An AI reflection companion grounded in your own recent check-ins — not generic advice. Ask why the week felt heavy, or what keeps slipping.
It knows your last two weeks
Replies draw on your actual gratitudes, intentions, and energy — sent transiently, never stored.
It never judges your entries
No scores, no grades, no “you should have.” That's a product rule, not a setting.
Your tone, your call
Scientific, supportive, or direct — pick how it talks to you.
Private by design
Your ritual stays yours
Ritual entries live on your device — not on our servers. No ads, no data sales, no account required. The companion sees only the recent excerpts needed to answer you, and nothing is used for training.
on-device journal
no ads
no tracking
no data sales
Tomorrow morning, before the noise.
Five minutes. Four steps. A day that starts on your terms.