The empty-days edition
Melifestation is a daily manifestation practice. Three minutes at night, in bed, imagining the scene as if it had already happened. Then one line, whenever something odd happens. And an app that recognises the day you're about to quit.
The problem nobody designs for
Not day one, when you're full of it. Day nineteen — when nothing has happened yet and you're starting to feel stupid. It goes this way almost every time.
Another audio starts, identical to the one from day one. The app notices nothing, and nobody tells you this part is normal. You delete it, and you decide you're the problem.
The app knows what day it is. It tells you almost everyone stops here, puts the things you wrote back in front of you — the ones you've already forgotten — and opens the message you recorded on day one.
Where to begin
How it works
Once, at the start. And we ask the question nobody asks: what, inside you, could stop it.
You enter a short scene where it has already happened. It's the oldest part of all of this — people have done it this way for two thousand years.
One line, whenever something odd or unexpected happens. Those are what we read back to you on the day you're about to quit.
Price
Less than the other manifestation apps, and always written before you pay.
A month in the US, €9.99 in Europe. One plan, cancel anytime. The store always shows the price in your currency before you pay.
The nightly practice and the notebook stay free, with no expiry and nothing cut in half. Cancel any time, from your phone.
Free to try. One price, written plainly, and a free version that stays free.
Questions
No, and we don't ask you to. We ask for a three-minute exercise at night and one line when something happens. What you make of it is your business.
Three minutes at night, in bed, which is when the exercise works best. Plus five seconds when you feel like noting something. That's all — in fact, if you open the app too many times in one day, we tell you to close it.
It isn't necessarily the nineteenth. It's the moment when nothing has happened yet and you're about to stop: for some people that's day 12, for others day 25. The app notices and changes what it shows you.
Soon, on the App Store and Google Play. It's built and being tested — this page will carry the download buttons the day it's live.
What you write stays on your phone. There is no account and no server. We don't sell it, we don't use it for advertising, and if you delete the app it's gone.
No. Melifestation is a personal-growth tool and is no substitute for professional support. If you're going through something hard, talk to someone who can actually help.