accounts needed
no signup, no email, no streak guilt. open it when life does its thing.
drop what just happened. get three cards back: the angle you missed, the move you can make today, and the honest bit nobody says out loud. not therapy. not toxic positivity. just the unstick.
one prompt in, three cards back — no chat, no follow-ups. skip names + account numbers — the cards work fine without them.
your situation is sent to an AI model to make the cards, then forgotten. no account, no database, no training on your stuff. we log how long the call took and how long your text was — never the text.
save the one that landed, run it again, or throw a quid in the jar if it helped.
hidden move has hard guardrails: when something sounds like crisis, we stop generating cards and hand over to real people. always.
you type the situation. an AI model (claude, by anthropic) reads it once, writes three cards, and forgets it. the prompt is tuned to be dry, british, and on your side — and it's hard-banned from saying "everything happens for a reason".
no signup, no email, no streak guilt. open it when life does its thing.
no analysis spiral, no four screens of chatbot essay. three cards and you're out.
david. one person. built this after an ex-partner text landed thirty minutes before a hospital appointment and every AI he tried made it worse — so he made the opposite. the full story is a longer adult read; click only if you want the why. privacy & honest notes.