You didn't do everything you planned. The day is ending and the weight of what's unfinished is still there, sitting in your head, making rest feel unearned.

Stillness is a 5-minute evening ritual designed to close the day. Not a journal. Not a mood tracker. Not a gratitude log. A nightly ceremony that helps you acknowledge what happened, release what's unfinished, and actually stop.

── HOW IT WORKS ──
Each evening, Stillness guides you through five short screens:
1. Arrive: land where you are, without judgment
2. Acknowledge: name what actually happened today (not just what went well)
3. Release: name one unfinished thing and consciously set it down for tonight
4. One win: find one real moment, even something small
5. Close: a deliberate closing ceremony that marks the day as done

The release step is the core of the app. You name the thing that's sitting with you — the email you didn't send, the task you didn't finish, the conversation you avoided — and the app helps you intentionally set it down. Not delete it. Not pretend it doesn't exist. Offload it so you can stop carrying it tonight.

── WHAT MAKES THIS DIFFERENT ──
→ Built for evenings, not mornings
The ritual opens at your configured time (default: 7 PM). Before that, past entries are available but the ritual isn't. This app is for one thing, at one time of day.
→ No streaks. No failure states.
Streaks make a guilt-relief app actively harmful. Stillness shows you a calendar of past closes, no
chain, no counter. Missing a day is invisible except as a missing dot.
→ No account. No cloud. No AI training on your words.
Everything stays on your device. No sign-up. Your entries are yours.
→ Try it free. No pressure, no paywall on the ritual.
The evening ritual — the whole thing, every night — is free.
Always. Unlock your history and customisation when it feels worth it.

── FOR PEOPLE WHO ──
• End the day feeling like they didn't do enough
• Can't stop thinking about what they didn't finish
• Feel like rest is unearned
• Work from home and struggle to psychologically "leave"
• Have ADHD and experience that amplified, near-daily sense of an unfinished day
• Tried journaling apps but felt like they were filing a report, not finding release

── FREE, ALWAYS ──
• Full evening ritual, every night
• Five guided screens, written for the evening guilt state
• Closing ceremony with haptic and timestamp
• Evening-only mode

── STILLNESS+ ──
• History view — a calendar of every day you've closed
• Past entry reader — revisit any closed day
• Configurable ritual time

── PRIVACY ──
• No account required
• No internet connection required
• All data stored locally on your device
• No AI. No cloud sync. No backend.
• Your entries are never used for any purpose beyond displaying them back to you.