VaultMind: ADHD AI Journal

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About this app

You've started six journals this year. You're reading this because you finished none of them.

VaultMind is an AI journal designed for ADHD brains — the kind that bounce between tabs, lose track of time, and rebel against any app that asks you to "build a habit" before you've even logged in. The AI runs entirely on your phone. Nothing about your day, your moods, or your therapy notes ever touches a server.

A journal that feels like homework is one you abandon by day three. A journal that uploads your inner life to a cloud server feels unsafe — especially when medical history can affect insurance, jobs, or custody. VaultMind solves both. You write, or you talk, and an on-device AI listens. It reflects. It patterns. It remembers. It never reports.


━━ WHY ADHD ADULTS KEEP COMING BACK ━━

❍ Voice-first entry. Hold the mic. Ramble for sixty seconds. The AI structures your stream-of-consciousness into a coherent entry.

❍ Brain dump mode. Bullets, run-on sentences, three topics in one paragraph. The AI organizes it after you save.

❍ TL;DR at the top of every entry. ADHD working memory can't re-read 400 words from two weeks ago. One sentence does.

❍ Mood states for actual ADHD. Standard scales miss Wired, Foggy, Overstimulated, Hyperfocused. Added.

❍ No streak guilt. Streaks default to hidden. Shield system protects your streak silently the first time you miss.

❍ Time-blindness helper. "You haven't written in 11 days. Here's what your past self said:" — followed by the TL;DR.

❍ Auto-extracted activity patterns. The AI pulls activities — exercise, good sleep, stressful meeting — from your entries and shows which correlate with your best moods. No tagging required.


━━ ON-DEVICE AI, FOR REAL ━━

VaultMind runs Google's Gemma model locally. No round-trip to a server, no API cost, no data sharing. After a one-time ~288 MB model download, airplane-mode it forever and every AI feature still works.

Reflectly, Stoic, Day One, Mindsera all send entries to OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google's cloud. We don't. We can't. The model is on your phone.


━━ INSIGHTS BUILT FOR REAL LIFE ━━

▸ 7-day / monthly / yearly mood trends
▸ Year-in-Pixels: every day as a colored cell. Tap to peek. Long-press to log a forgotten day.
▸ Emotion frequency · Writing-streak heatmap (hideable)
▸ "What shapes your mood": activities ranked by mood impact
▸ Weekly rhythm · Month-at-a-glance card
▸ Therapy-ready PDF export


━━ PRIVACY IS THE FLOOR, NOT THE CEILING ━━

✓ AES-256 encryption on every entry, mood, photo
✓ Encryption key in your device's secure enclave — never leaves the chip
✓ Zero account. No email, no phone, no login.
✓ Open-source encryption layer: github.com/vaultmind/crypto-core
✓ Auditable network traffic from the in-app Privacy Center
✓ One-tap erase that even forensic recovery can't undo


━━ ADHD-AWARE REMINDERS ━━

▹ Wrote today? Gentle nudge.
▹ Missed 1 day? "Your streak is waiting." Shield protects automatically.
▹ Missed 3 days? "No pressure. Just check in with yourself."
▹ Missed 10+ days? We stop. We will not spam you back.


━━ FREE FOREVER. PRO IS OPTIONAL. ━━

Free: unlimited entries, on-device AI on every entry, all Insights, photo attachments, voice entry, Year-in-Pixels, CSV/JSON/PDF export. A single small banner in Settings keeps us afloat — never on Home.

Pro ($4.99/mo · $39.99/yr): unlimited AI coach sessions, weekly AI mood summary, custom emotion vocabulary, encrypted therapy PDF, optional Drive backup (still AES-256 encrypted before upload), ad-free.
Updated on
Jun 2, 2026

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