Glimr: Daily Mental Wellness

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About this app

GLIMR is a mental wellness check-in you can actually keep up with. Log how you're feeling in about 20 seconds, then get on with your day.

No account. No ads. No trackers. What you write stays on your phone.

(GLIMR was previously called "You Good?" — same app, same data, new name.)


Check in, in 20 seconds

• Set your mood on a simple 7-point scale, from Amazing to Terrible
• Add your energy level with one slider
• Leave a note by typing, or record a voice note — speech-to-text runs on your device, and the audio is deleted once it's transcribed
• Tag entries with your own keywords
• On harder days, GLIMR quietly checks The Basics with you: meds, water, sleep, food


Your feed, only for you

Your check-ins land in a private timeline — today, this week, earlier. Weekly insights show your mood at a glance, your average energy, and the tags that keep coming up. No likes, no followers, no one else reading it.


Help when you need it now

The Support tab is one tap away, no matter where you are in the app:

• Breathe — 60 seconds of guided breathing with optional voice guidance
• Ground Yourself — the 5-4-3-2-1 senses exercise, step by step
• Cold Water Reset — a fast physical reset for a racing nervous system
• 5-Minute Walk — a mindful walk timer that keeps you company
• Glimmers — your own collected good moments, right when you need them

Crisis lines are always listed, including the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and Crisis Text Line. If a note reads like you're in real trouble, GLIMR notices on your device and offers support immediately — that check never leaves your phone.


A toolbox that builds up over time

• Glimmer Jar — collect small good moments as text, photos, or voice clips
• Today I Live — write notes to your future self
• Self-Worth Corner — a photo shelf of things you're proud of
• Messages to Nowhere — write the letter you'll never send
• Reframes — a gentler perspective and one small next step after a hard check-in
• Home screen widgets — check in without opening the app


Private by design

• All your entries live in a local database on your device
• No analytics, no advertising IDs, no third-party tracking
• Optional encrypted backup to your own device or your own Google Drive — only if you turn it on
• Optional biometric app lock with fingerprint or face unlock
• Optional medication tracking and refill reminders


Made to bring to therapy

Export everything as a CSV for spreadsheets, or a clean PDF you can hand to a therapist or doctor.

GLIMR Premium:
Premium unlocks unlimited Glimmers, Today I Live notes, and Self-Worth photos, plus medication tracking, refill reminders, and CSV and PDF export. Available as a monthly or yearly subscription — pricing is shown in the app before you buy. The free version stays fully usable: check-ins, your feed, every Support tool, and crisis resources are never behind a paywall.


An important note:
GLIMR is a self-reflection tool, not a medical device. It doesn't diagnose, treat, or provide therapy, and it isn't a substitute for care from a qualified professional. If you're in crisis, please contact your local emergency services or a crisis line — in the US, call or text 988.
Check in with yourself in 20 seconds. Private mood tracking, no accounts.
Updated on
Jul 29, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
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Ratings and reviews

103 reviews
Chuck Mclaughlin
May 5, 2026
I think it's a nice concept. Keeping in mind that many of the individuals that use apps like this are on tight incomes. Showing what they could have, if only they could afford it, seems antithetical. It's hard to use a tool in a section with other's being visible, but locked behind pay walls Using a 1x purchase model with the ability for other users to gift the paid version would be cool.
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Russ T Bus
June 3, 2026
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback. The free tier is designed to feel complete on its own, if something felt gated in a way that interrupted your flow, that's worth us looking at. The gifting idea is creative and we'll keep it in mind.
Tori Fantastick
March 14, 2026
The best app I've found for helping to keep my medicine, thoughts, progress, achievements. It's a great place to leave quick notes and reminders for me to hydrate and also take notes about my day. There's a mood meter that ranges from having a bad day all the way up to having a great day. The app is easy to use and will do more to help you than you can alone. It's amazing but don't take my words or review. DOWNLOAD IT TODAY You won't be unhappy and if you are this app helps 100%
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Megan Balleza
January 20, 2026
This app is awesome for anyone struggling with their mental health. It has medication reminders to remind you to take your meds and to get refills. It had breathing exercises and other tools. It also has resources for if you're feeling like you might hurt yourself. There's a glimmer jar where you can put things that make you happy that it can bring up for you if you're feeling down. It has already helped people. Awesome app.
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Welcome to Glimr!
-Updated branding