Small apps, made with restraint.
Four apps for attention, practice and honest judgement. No feeds, no streaks, no badges, no accounts, no analytics.
The apps
Threshold
One line a day, drawn from scripture, philosophy and contemplative traditions, arriving at a moment you don't choose.
On the Mac App Store
Hesychia
A quiet timer and lectio divina companion in the Christian desert tradition. A bell, a ring, and the practice you already have.
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Reckon
A private prediction journal. Write down what you expect, say how sure you are, and see how well that matches what happens.
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Ison
A Gregorian chant practice in the four movements of lectio divina. One chant per sitting, held over a steady tone.
Read moreWhat we mean by restraint
Each app starts from the same refusal: nothing here is built to bring you back out of habit. There are no streaks to keep, no scores to chase and no content feeds. Where an app records anything at all, it records presence, and keeps it on your device.
The name comes from the apophatic tradition, which says what something is by what it leaves out. To unsay is to speak, and then to let the words stop short of the thing.
Contact
Questions, feedback or accessibility problems: unsayapps@pm.me. See also the accessibility statement and the privacy policy.