Omimi, a soft glowing round friend in peach, pink and lavender, smiling with closed eyes next to a small floating orb.

OmimiApp

A calm place
to land.

Omimi is a quiet, safe space in your pocket. Somewhere to ground yourself, breathe slowly, and feel a little lighter, whenever you need it.

Day by day, it also helps you understand yourself: what lifts you, what weighs on you, and what helps you get through an ordinary day.

Discover Omimi See what’s inside

Personalization

The more you spend time with Omimi, the more it feels like yours.

Every evening check-in, journal entry and day you log teaches Omimi a little more about you: what lifts you, what weighs on you, and what truly helps. It shows this back to you in calm charts and simple words, so you can understand yourself and take kinder care of yourself in everyday life.

Getting to know you

Omimi knows you a little better with every evening.

As your check-ins gather, Omimi moves gently through four stages, and deeper patterns and a monthly look-back open up along the way. There’s no deadline and nothing to keep up with.

  1. Arriving
  2. Noticing
  3. Understanding
  4. Knowing

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How Omimi treats what you share

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Inside Omimi

Small, kind tools
for big feelings.

Each one takes only a moment. Use what helps, skip what doesn’t.

The guided journal: how are you feeling right now, from Heavy to Bright, words like calm, anxious, hopeful and grateful, and a gentle writing prompt.

Journal

A quiet page for your thoughts.

Write freely on a blank page, or follow a few gentle questions.

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Start by naming how you feel, from Heavy to Bright, and pick the words that fit: calm, anxious, hopeful, tired, grateful. Then answer a soft prompt, like “If a close friend felt the way you do today, what would you kindly say to them?”

Every entry is kept in a calendar, so you can look back on past days whenever you like.

The Sleep screen, Rest and rise: a 7 AM wake-up alarm with sunrise chimes, and night sounds like soft rain, ocean waves, brown noise and forest night.

Sleep

Wind down, wake gently.

Soft night sounds to fall asleep to, and a gentle alarm in the morning.

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Drift off to soft rain, ocean waves, brown noise or a forest night.

In the morning, wake up to sunrise chimes instead of a harsh beep.

The Focus screen: a glowing ring timer set to 25 minutes, with today’s plan below.

Focus

Plan your day, gently.

A calm visual timer that helps you begin, and a simple plan for your day.

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Choose 5, 15, 25 or 45 minutes, or set your own time, and watch a soft ring count down. No loud alarms, no pressure.

Below the timer, add a few things for today and see your days in a monthly calendar. An empty day is fine too: “A clear day so far.”

A box breathing session: a large glowing peach ball that says Hold.

Meditate & Breathe

Slow down, breathe, listen.

Follow a glowing ball as you breathe, or let a gentle voice guide you through a short meditation.

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Breathe. Pick a rhythm that suits the moment: box breathing to feel steady, 4-7-8 to settle before sleep, a physiological sigh for quick relief, resonant breathing like gentle waves, or soft belly breathing. The ball shows you when to breathe in, hold and breathe out, so you don’t have to count.

Meditate. Short sessions for the start of your day, a midday reset, better sleep, stress and anxiety, difficult relationships and more. Choose the voice you like best. Sessions keep playing in the background, so you can lock your phone, close your eyes and simply listen.

An Explore card, Myth or truth: “Multitasking helps you get more done.”

Explore

Little cards for a lighter mind.

Kind ways to see a thought differently, myths and truths, quotes, short book passages and tiny moments of calm.

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Swipe through small cards whenever you need a new way to see things. Some gently reframe a worried thought. Some sort myths from truths, like whether multitasking really helps you get more done.

Others share a quote, a short passage from a book, or a tiny moment of calm, like holding a warm cup of tea.

Dream Jars, a calm sorting game: glowing pink and blue balls in glass jars under a starry purple sky.

Play

Little games to reset.

Simple, calming games for when your mind needs a short break.

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Sort glowing colours into Dream Jars, remember the order of Little Lights, let bubbles float by in Bubble Drift, rake soft patterns in a Zen garden, or stack gently in Sky Tower.

No rush, and nothing to lose. Just a few quiet minutes to settle.

SOS

For the moments that feel too big.

When anxiety rises, panic hits, your thoughts won’t stop or everything suddenly feels like too much, SOS is one tap away, always in the bar at the bottom of the screen. It doesn’t ask you to explain or to be okay. It walks with you, one slow step at a time, until the wave passes.

What SOS is for

  • A body in alarmA racing heart, a tight chest, shaky hands, not enough air.
  • Thoughts that won’t stopWorry spirals, what-ifs, replaying something you said.
  • Too much at onceNoise, people, tasks or a big feeling you can’t name.
  • Feeling unrealFoggy, far away, or watching yourself from outside.

How it works

  1. Breathe first

    Before any questions, SOS simply breathes with you. A soft orb grows and shrinks while gentle words appear: “You’re safe here.” “Whatever you’re feeling, it will pass.”

    The first SOS screen: “Let’s take three slow breaths together” above a soft glowing orb.

  2. Say what feels loudest

    One tap tells Omimi what kind of moment this is. Then, if you like, how strong it feels, what you notice, and how long it has been building. Every question can be skipped.

    • My body is in alarm
    • My thoughts won’t stop
    • Everything is too much
    • I feel unreal or far away
    What feels loudest right now? Four choices: my body is in alarm, my thoughts won’t stop, everything is too much, I feel unreal or far away.

  3. Understand what’s happening

    Short, calm explanations of what your body and mind are doing, so the feeling makes more sense and feels less scary. For example: “Feeling short of air usually means breathing too fast, not too little.”

    This is your body’s alarm, not danger: calm explanations for a racing heart, a tight chest and shortness of breath.

  4. Try something that helps

    A few short exercises picked for that exact feeling, each one guided step by step. If one doesn’t help, try another kind.

    • Long, slow exhale
    • Cold reset
    • 5-4-3-2-1 grounding
    • Feet on the ground
    • Butterfly hug
    • Name the thought
    • Worry box
    • Just one small thing
    Let’s try one of these: long, slow exhale, cold reset, squeeze and release, and ride the wave.

  5. Notice how far you’ve come

    Check how strong the feeling is now, and see a kind look back: how it was before and after, and what helped. “You got through it.”

    You got through it: a before and after scale, what helped, and a kind closing message.

Help now

Reach a real person, in one tap.

A “Help now” button sits at the top of every SOS screen. One tap opens three simple ways to reach someone:

  • Call emergency services. 112 works across Europe and on most phones; in the US, dial 911.
  • Find a free crisis line near you.
  • Reach someone you trust, with words ready to send: “I’m not okay, can you stay with me?”

SOS supports you in the moment. It isn’t a replacement for professional care, and it will gently point you to real help when you need it.

You deserve help right now: call emergency services, find a free crisis line near you, or call or text someone you trust.

Who it’s for

For you, if you’d like
a softer place to be.

  • Anyone who feels anxious, overwhelmed or scattered, or simply needs a calm place to land.
  • Anyone who wants to understand themselves a little better.
  • Anyone who’d like a little more calm in everyday life, and gentle help planning their days, one small step at a time.

ADHD-friendly too Short steps, few choices on each screen, visual timers, gentle reminders, and nothing you have to keep up with.

A gentle note

Omimi is here to support you, but it isn’t a replacement for professional care. If you’re in crisis, please call your local emergency number, or find a free, confidential helpline in your country at findahelpline.com.

The You, lately card: rings for calm, energy and sleep, a pattern about daylight and mood, and a bedtime suggestion.

Personalization

You, lately

Right on your home screen, three soft rings show how calm, energetic and rested you were yesterday, compared with your own usual.

Next to them, one thing Omimi has noticed about you, and a gentle bedtime suggestion based on when you usually sleep. A different pattern shows up each time you open the app.

 A mood chart over 30 days, a soft line between heavy and bright.

Personalization

Mood

A soft line shows your mood over the last 7, 30 or 90 days, from heavy to bright, with a few kind words about the trend, like “A little brighter lately”.

It’s there to help you notice, never to grade you.

 A sleep chart with a bar for each night and a line for your usual sleep.

Personalization

Sleep

Each night appears as a bar, from restless to deep and good, beside a line for your usual amount of sleep.

Below it, small notes such as your calmest day of the week and what tends to come before your best nights.

 What Omimi noticed: three patterns, such as brighter mood on days with daylight outside.

Personalization

What Omimi noticed

Over time, Omimi connects your days with your evening check-ins and puts what it finds into simple sentences, like “On days with daylight outside, your mood tends to be brighter.”

Each pattern shows what changed and how many evenings it’s based on, so you can see it for yourself. Omimi says “tends to”, never “you have”.

 What helps you on harder days: being outside, breathing, talking to someone and music, each with a soft bar.

Personalization

What helps you

On days that feel heavier, which things seem to help you most? Being outside, breathing, talking to someone, music.

Omimi shows how often each one helped, so you know what to reach for next time.

 When worry shows up: dots for mornings, afternoons and evenings across the week, larger on weekday evenings.

Personalization

When worry shows up

A gentle map of mornings, afternoons and evenings across the week shows when worry tends to be stronger and when it eases. For example: “Worry tends to gather on weekday evenings, and eases at the weekend.”

Knowing this can help you plan a little extra kindness into those times.

 From your journal: words that keep coming back, feelings you name most, and lighter and heavier days.

Personalization

Your journal patterns

Omimi gently looks through your journal and shows the themes that keep coming back, the feelings you name most, and what tends to appear on lighter and on heavier days.

It also notices small habits, like when you usually write. This is read only on your phone, and your words stay private.

 Your October: a gentle look back, ready on 1 November.

Personalization

Your month

At the start of each month, a short and kind look back at the one before: your best weeks, what lifted you, how your sleep changed, and one kind idea for the month ahead.

 Two test cards: Morning lark or night owl, and What recharges you.

Personalization

Discover yourself

Some are light and playful, like “Morning lark or night owl?” Others go deeper: how you worry, what recharges you, where stress shows up, your personality and your strengths.

You start with two tests open. Each time you finish one, the next one opens, always in the same gentle order, so your picture of yourself grows step by step, at your own pace. Your results gather in one place, with charts and gentle explanations. They’re for curiosity and reflection, not for labelling you.

How Omimi treats what you share

On your phone first

Everything you write, log and check in is saved on your phone first, so Omimi works even without internet.

Your journal stays private. The patterns Omimi finds in your words are worked out on your phone, and your entries aren’t sent anywhere.

When accounts arrive, you’ll be able to back up your things safely and keep them across your devices, protected so that only you can see them. Journal syncing and AI insights stay off unless you choose to turn them on.

How Omimi treats what you share

Patterns, never diagnoses

Omimi looks for gentle links between your days, like sleep and mood, or daylight and worry, and shares them in plain words.

Each pattern shows how many evenings it’s based on, so you can decide for yourself whether it fits. Omimi never tells you what’s wrong with you, and its tests are for curiosity and reflection, not for labelling you.

If things feel heavy for a while, Omimi will gently suggest talking to someone you trust, or to a professional.

How Omimi treats what you share

At your own pace

There are no streaks to keep, no points to lose, and no “you missed 3 days” messages. When you come back, Omimi simply picks up where you are.

Every check-in question can be skipped, and every tool is there whenever you need it.

Reminders are always your choice. Omimi won’t fill your day with notifications. It only reaches out when it can truly help, like a quiet nudge for your evening check-in, and it always speaks gently.

How Omimi treats what you share

Free to start

Many of Omimi’s tools are free to try, so you can see how it feels before deciding anything.

As a member, you get more: deeper personalization, more of your own patterns, and gentle insights written by AI.

We’ll share the details closer to launch. Whatever you choose, Omimi stays the same calm, kind place. Always supportive.