Today's todo list
A small daily pact of goals: finish a reading, answer your familiar, note something down, win a minigame. Reroll one if it does not fit.
The whole loop is short on purpose. If reflecting takes longer than a coffee, it stops happening by Thursday.
Tap them on the numpad or say them out loud. Two digits each, ten seconds total. There is no blank page to fill.
A diary entry written in your language, grades across seven dimensions, and a note on where today sits against the rest of your week.
Every reading ends with a single suggestion sized to the day, with a time estimate and a reward for finishing it.
Every entry scores the same seven dimensions from 0 to 100, so a bad Tuesday can be told apart from a bad month.

Your willingness to face fear, step past the comfortable option and challenge yourself through action.

The strength of your trust in meaning and purpose, and in whatever guides you forward.

The emotional weather around you: inner feelings, close bonds, and your sense of balance or strain.

Momentum that comes from within, sustained by acting on what genuinely matters to you.

The size and the quality of the connections and relationships around you right now.

How firmly you stay anchored in your own balance when outside pressure pulls at it.

The strength and reliability of the people you lean on, at home and at work.
Choose a companion during setup and give it a name. It presents your readings, reacts to how they land, asks the follow-up question, and ages alongside your streak.
Curious, steady, and tuned to quiet details.
One reading is a snapshot. Thirty of them are a story you can actually act on.
This month
Every day you log gets a colour from its average grade. Rough weeks and good runs become visible without reading a single entry back.
Tap a square to reopen that reading: the entry you were given, the grades behind it, and the action you were asked to take.
Grade analytics adds interactive charts, per-dimension filters and time windows, for when a hunch needs checking.
Reflection apps fail quietly. These are the small mechanics that keep the streak alive when motivation does not.
A small daily pact of goals: finish a reading, answer your familiar, note something down, win a minigame. Reroll one if it does not fit.
Check in daily to keep the streak and collect stars. Miss a day and nothing is lost but the count.
Earn stars from readings, streaks, badges and referrals, then spend them on cosmetics you keep for good.
Short distractions with your familiar for the evenings when reflecting is the last thing you want to do.
Teach the app what a highlighted word means to you, and later entries start sounding like your own life.
Your familiar keeps context between sessions, asks the follow-up question, and reacts to how the reading went.
The daily entry, the calendar, your familiar and everything you can dress them in.



Cosmetics are earned with stars and kept for good. Nothing here changes what the app tells you, only how it feels to open.











Beyond the built-in light and dark, pulled down on demand.
Swap the scene behind your familiar with the seasons.
Ten colourways for the cat, plus every other species.
Ambient sets that play while you write and reflect.
Eight faces including high-legibility options.
Narration, haptics, contrast controls and input preferences.
Available on both Android and iOS, themed to match whatever you have chosen inside the app.
Your companion's portrait with energy, growth and mood, sized down to a lock-screen glance.

Mira
The current month with every day colour-coded by its average grade, green through red.
March
Two to five open actions with their due times, opening straight into the list when tapped.
English ships with the app. The rest arrive as language packs you download once and keep offline, with full right-to-left layouts for Arabic and Hebrew.
The daily reading, the grades, the calendar and the companion cost nothing. PRO removes the ads and opens the deeper tools.
| Feature | Free | PRO |
|---|---|---|
| Daily diary and grades | Included | Included |
| Wellness calendar and history | Included | Included |
| New reading every | 24 hours | 12 hours |
| Ads | Banner, interstitial, rewarded | None |
| Stars per reading | 1 | 5 |
| Streak check-in | 1 star | 2 stars |
| Monthly star bonus | — | 500 |
| Grade analytics | Locked | Charts, trends, filters |
| Achievements | Locked | Badges and rewards |
| Daily pact rerolls | 1 star each | Unlimited |
| Premium cosmetics | Buy with stars | Unlocked while subscribed |
A diary is only useful if you trust it with the honest version of your day.
Sign in with Google or Apple so your familiar, diary and history can follow you between devices.
Clear your diary history or delete the account outright from settings. No email, no waiting on support.
Notifications are opt-in and you pick the hour. The app will not chase you.
The Familiar helps you notice your own patterns. It is not a medical device and does not offer medical advice.
The full detail lives in the privacy policy and terms of service.
They are your way in. Instead of staring at an empty journal, you give the app six two-digit numbers and it returns a written entry, a set of grades and one suggested action. Over time the entries build a record you can look back through.
No. The Familiar is for reflection and noticing patterns in your own days. It does not diagnose, treat or give medical advice, and it is not a substitute for professional support.
Yes. Sign in with Google or Apple to use the app. Your familiar, diary and readings stay synced across devices, including history and progression.
Thirty-three, including full right-to-left layouts for Arabic and Hebrew. British and American English ship with the app; the rest download as language packs you can keep offline, update or remove.
PRO starts at €2 per month. This site shows an approximate conversion into your local currency; App Store and Google Play set the final amount at checkout, and yearly plans are available there too. PRO removes ads, halves the wait between readings, adds analytics and achievements, and grants 500 stars a month.
Android first. The app is built for both platforms and iOS home-screen widgets are already implemented, so an App Store release will follow.
Yes. You can clear your diary history or delete your account outright from the settings screen, without contacting anyone.