Private by design

Clear your head in under two minutes.

Dump everything that is rattling around — tasks, worries, half-ideas, the thing you must not forget — in one messy go. Mind Clutter reads it and hands back an ordered list.

Free to try. No card needed to start.

Encrypted on your device No ads, ever Works offline
The capture screen: a two-minute timer, a run-on paragraph of thoughts, and a row of mood faces. The same dump sorted into Tasks, Worries, Ideas and Reminders, each with a suggested next action. The home screen showing four thoughts, with rent due Friday carrying a date chip. The insights screen: seven thoughts over thirty days, a streak, and a word cloud of what keeps coming up. Charts: thoughts per day as bars, and a radar showing the week was mostly tasks at forty-three per cent. 1 · Dump it
How it works

Three steps, and you are done thinking about it.

No folders to design. No tags to invent. No system to keep up with once the novelty wears off.

Dump it

Type or talk, in whatever order it falls out. Punctuation optional. The messier the better — that is the point.

It sorts

Everything lands in tasks, ideas, worries or reminders, with dates picked out of your own words. “Friday” becomes a real due date.

You act

Tick things off, snooze what can wait, and get a nudge when something is due. Your head stays empty.

The actual app

One dump in. A week you can read back.

These are real screens, and that really is what the sorting produced.

The capture screen with a two-minute timer, a run-on paragraph of unsorted thoughts, and mood faces along the bottom.
Dump itTwo minutes, no structure.
The review screen showing the dump split into Tasks, Worries, Ideas and Reminders, each with a suggested action.
It sortsTasks, worries, ideas, reminders.
The home screen showing four thoughts today with counts, and rent due Friday carrying a date chip.
You actDates and reminders already set.
The insights screen showing seven thoughts over thirty days, a streak counter, and a word cloud of recurring words.
PatternsThe words that keep returning.
Charts showing thoughts per day as bars and a radar chart of the week, labelled mostly tasks at forty-three per cent.
ReportsThe shape of your week.
The history screen listing thoughts grouped by day with category filters across the top.
All of itSearchable, day by day.
Features

Built for the days your brain will not shut up.

Talk instead of typing

Speech is turned into text by your phone itself. The audio is never recorded, never uploaded, never stored.

Dates it finds itself

Write “pay rent friday” and Friday becomes a real due date with a reminder attached. Nothing to fill in.

Ask your own history

“What did I keep worrying about last month?” Answered only from what you have written, never from the internet.

Patterns you would miss

Moods, streaks and the themes that keep coming back — drawn from your own words, not a questionnaire.

Every device in step

Phone and tablet stay in sync through a backup only you can unlock. We store the bytes; we cannot read them. Part of Premium, and of the free trial.

Nudges, not nagging

A morning check-in, an evening prompt, and a reminder when something is genuinely due. All of it switchable.

Privacy

The most private thing you write should stay that way.

Mind Clutter is built so that we cannot read your thoughts — not as a promise, but as a property of how it works.

  • Stored encrypted on your phone. Not in a folder someone could open.
  • Backups are sealed before they leave. The key is derived on your device and never sent to us.
  • Never used to train AI. Not by us, and not by the model provider.
  • Never sold, never shared with advertisers. There are no ads to sell.

Sorting a dump does send that text to be read by an AI model, and we say exactly what happens to it — including what our provider retains — in the privacy policy.

Pricing

Try it properly first.

A full free trial with everything unlocked. Decide once you know whether it fits how your head works.

Monthly

$3.99 /month

Cancel any time.

  • Unlimited sorting
  • Ask your own history
  • Encrypted backup and sync
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Annual

$2.50 /month

$29.99 billed once a year.

  • Everything in monthly
  • Insights and patterns over time
  • Every future feature included

Prices in US dollars. Your store converts to your currency and may add tax. Billing is handled by Apple or Google — cancel from your device settings at any time.

Questions

The things people actually ask.

Can you read what I write?

No. Your writing is stored encrypted on your phone, and backups are encrypted before they leave it with a key we never receive. When you sort a dump, that text is sent to an AI model to be categorised and comes straight back — we do not store it or write it to any log.

What happens if I lose my recovery code?

Your backup cannot be decrypted — not by you, and not by us. There is no reset, because a reset would mean we held a key, and we deliberately do not. Keep it somewhere safe, like a password manager.

Will it change my words?

Only to fix them. It corrects spelling, grammar and words your phone mis-heard, so each item reads as a proper sentence when you come back to it a week later — and it always writes in the language you used, never translating. Your original dump is kept exactly as you typed or said it, and you can edit any item yourself.

Does it work without internet?

Writing, reading, editing and reminders all work offline. Sorting a new dump needs a connection, because that is the part an AI model does.

Is this therapy or a mental health service?

No. Mind Clutter is an organisation and journalling tool, not medical care, and nothing it shows you is clinical advice. If you are struggling, please talk to a qualified professional.

Will my thoughts be used to train AI?

No. Not by us, and not by the model provider.

Can I use it on more than one device?

Yes. Turn on backup, enter the same recovery code on your other phone or tablet, and everything stays in step. Backup and sync is a Premium feature, included in the free trial.

What happens to my backup if I stop paying?

Syncing stops, and a few days later the app deletes the encrypted copy from our servers — the delay is there so a renewal or a store outage never costs you a backup. We do not hold your writing hostage to a renewal, and we would rather not store data for people who are not paying for it. Everything on your phone stays exactly where it is, and CSV export is free forever, so you can always take it all with you. Subscribe again and the app offers to turn backup back on with a fresh recovery code. Backups nobody has touched for 12 months are deleted too.

Put it down. Get on with your day.

Free to try, no card to start.

Nothing to set up. Nothing to organise.