MindCard: Daily Mind Reset

MindCard is a reflection-card app for short pauses: before a meeting, after a hard conversation, at 1 AM when one thought keeps coming back. Each card holds a message, a question to ask yourself, and a gentler way to see the same thing.

Why MindCard is built this way

Most self-care apps ask for a routine. MindCard asks for the time it takes to read three lines. You draw a card, answer in your head or type a short note, and close the app. A limit of three draws per six hours keeps you with one card rather than flipping through the whole deck.

Features

• 50 reset cards: each with a message, a question and a reframe, tagged by theme (self-worth, anxiety, comparison, failure, relationships, motivation, work, self-care, being present)
• Private notes: an optional note under "Ask yourself", up to 200 characters
• Save what lands: a heart on every card, collected in the Saved tab
• History: your last 200 draws, with the notes you left. Past that, the oldest cards you haven't saved drop off first
• Share as an image: your note is left out of the picture
• Paced on purpose: 3 draws per 6-hour window. There are no streaks, badges or reminder notifications
• Your language: English, Korean, Japanese or Simplified Chinese, following your phone

What it costs, and what it keeps

• Free. One small banner ad sits at the bottom of the History tab and nowhere else
• In places where the law requires consent (the EEA and UK), a form asks about ads before any ad loads. On iPhone, the system's tracking prompt appears only if that form allows it
• No account and no in-app purchases
• Your notes, saved cards and history are stored on your phone. Uninstalling the app removes them
• The ad provider handles ad requests under its own policy. Details are in the privacy policy

MindCard is a reflection tool, not medical advice or treatment, and not a substitute for professional help.

Get MindCard

Available on the App Store for iPhone: apps.apple.com/app/id6768049071