simpl.day

Your week, one calm map.

Modern life scatters your attention across a dozen apps and a hundred notifications. Simpl.day gathers the pieces — tasks, people, health, faith — into one private place on your phone, so you can see your week before the day runs away.

From scattered to one calm week Overlapping loops on the left tangle together, funnel through a single point in the middle, and open out on the right into a week of seven day columns holding a few spaced-out blocks. M T W T F S S

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One app, every corner of your life

Not another single-purpose tracker. The same calm map carries your people, your plans, your body, your growth, and your spirit — so nothing about your life lives in a silo.

Sunset over a quiet shore with rocks and palms

For the people you love

Circles of intimacy, expected rhythms, and a gentle "it's been a while" — never a guilt count. Birthdays, allergies, and the small things you promised to remember, kept where you'll see them before the visit, not after.

For the closest few: shared tasks, a wake-together alarm, and a night watch — all end-to-end encrypted, so not even the server can read what's between you.

Dawn light rising over a calm river

For your work and plans

Twenty-four kinds of tasks, routines, dependencies, and a day timeline roll up into one calm week view — so Monday morning shows you the shape of the week, not a wall of overdue red.

Ask "what's overdue?" and the answer comes from a deterministic router in milliseconds, on your device — no cloud involved. Then close the laptop.

Evening sun over green hills beneath mountains

For your body

Mood, sleep, meals, movement — logged in seconds, read back as one honest picture over trailing weeks, not a dashboard of grades.

Numbers are handled with care here: confidence bands instead of fake-precise scores, and when the app can't tell yet, it says "still learning your normal" — absence never reads as a red flag.

A waterfall climbing a mossy cliff

For your growth

Goals carry a why-chain — the reason under the reason — and implementation intentions that turn "someday" into "Tuesday after coffee." Notes get on-device semantic search that actually finds the thing you half-remember.

Assessments — chronotype, tempo, values, strengths — compose into a picture of how you work best, derived fresh on your device and never uploaded.

Still water at dusk

For your spirit

Morning prayer, a daily verse, all 150 psalms with quiet narration, and an examen that notices what keeps coming back. Everything curated and citeable — never AI-generated; the app will not paraphrase sacred text.

And if faith isn't your frame, nothing is assumed: the app names no religion by default, and the same quiet reflection tools work for any examined life.

Everything, in one place

Tasks, notes, goals, people, mood, health logs, and faith practice hang together on one map of your life — six pillars, one lens for balance — instead of being scattered across a dozen disconnected apps.

Private by architecture

Your life lives on your phone — no account, no cloud required. The AI Companion starts in a no-network mode on every install and holds your first message unsent until you choose how it should answer. Every online call it ever makes is listed in an audit log you can read on your own device.

Built to be needed less

Almost every notification ships off. Feeds end. The measure of success here is inverted: real human contact created, divided by the screen time it cost. A feature that grows your screen time is treated as a bug — the app's proudest moments are the ones where it sends you off itself.

Line drawing of a person standing on a hilltop beneath a bright star in a night sky

Our hearts are restless until they rest in God

The still center of the app's optional launcher — every path ends by sending you off the screen.

Common questions

What is Simpl.day?

A private, local-first app that holds a whole life in one place — tasks, notes, goals, people, mood, health, faith — with an AI Companion that can talk about all of it without your life leaving your phone.

Is my data private?

On-device by default, no account needed, no ads, no selling of personal data. Online features are opt-in and clearly labeled, and the AI never goes online until you explicitly choose an online mode. Details are in the privacy policy.

What does it cost?

Nothing. The private beta is free and the app is deliberately not monetized — no ads, no subscriptions, no in-app purchases.

How do I get it?

Request access below and we'll email you when a slot opens. Android is the primary platform today; iOS comes later.

More in the Founder's Notes & FAQs →

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