A soft start to the day
Set the tone with a few deep breaths. Gather your mind before the rush; a small pause can change the shape of a whole day.
Oomi's newest pillar treats mental health not as one more app on the pile, but as part of the same whole as nutrition and movement. A few minutes of daily space, for a real difference.
You might eat well and move often, yet the mind is the part of care that's so often left out. Oomi Mind closes that gap with short, daily breath and mindfulness sessions — minutes, not hours, but consistent. Not therapy or a diagnosis, just a simple practice for the mind that fits into your day.
Three gentle stops through the day: a start in the morning, a breathing pause in the thick of it, a wind-down at night. An expanding-and-contracting rhythm keeps you company; you lengthen and slow your breath to follow it. No pressure, no targets to hit — just a few minutes you set aside for yourself.
Set the tone with a few deep breaths. Gather your mind before the rush; a small pause can change the shape of a whole day.
A short breathing break in the middle of work or the day. A few minutes is enough to gather scattered attention and ease tension back a step.
Slow the mind before sleep. Calm, lengthening breaths to set down the weight of the day and move toward a quieter night.
Oomi Mind isn't live yet. This is not therapy or a diagnostic tool; it's a daily practice for the mind. If you're struggling or going through intense distress, reach out to a mental health professional. Coming soon — be among the first to know when early access opens.
Log how you feel in a couple of taps, then watch — without judgment — how your mood spreads across the week. Not good-or-bad, but a neutral scale from tense to calm. No trajectory is promised; it's a mirror of the past week. And your data stays yours.
No long surveys. You tap the word that fits, and add a short note if you want. Once a day works, several times works too. No pressure, no right or wrong.
The words are neutral; nothing reads as good or bad. You just mark how you feel in the moment — the rest surfaces over time.
Oomi Mind is not therapy or a diagnostic tool; it's a daily practice for the mind. If you feel you're struggling, reach out to a mental-health professional; in an emergency, call your local emergency line.
Mark how you feel in seconds with a judgment-free word scale. Once a day or several times — at your own pace, no survey.
You look at the shape of weeks, not a single day's swing. Which days, which habits, which moments — in the same picture as your nutrition and movement.
Your mood logs are for your eyes. Delete them whenever you like; sharing with a professional is only ever your choice. No fake promises or comparisons.
Not calories or reps; short practices to pull your attention to one place and soften the day. A clear head and better sleep reshape everything about the day that follows.
HowCount your breath and gently bring attention back when it drifts. Pulls the mind to one place before you begin a task.
HowA calm rhythm that lengthens the exhale. Brings mind and body to the same pace before bed.
HowBriefly review the day, set finished work down and note what carries to tomorrow. The mind prepares for evening.
HowPut the screen down, dim the light, let thoughts come and go. Opens space without forcing sleep.
The mind softening toward evening
These are example practices; Oomi Mind is a daily mind-practice tool, not therapy or diagnosis. If you're facing an ongoing struggle with sleep or mood, reach out to a mental health professional; in an emergency, call your local emergency line.
Oomi Mind isn't one more to-do list bolted onto your screen. The few minutes you give your mind flow in the same plan, on the same day, as your nutrition and movement. A small breath break becomes as natural a part of the whole as your plate and your training.
Mind, nutrition and movement don't scatter across separate apps; they meet on the same 'today' board, on the same timeline. You see where each one stands at a glance and pick the next small step that fits your day.
Stress, sleep and focus quietly decide how much your nutrition and movement actually pay off. Weaving the mind into the same plan turns three pillars into one rhythm that supports itself — not more apps, but less scatter.
A short breath or mindfulness break softens the rest of the day. A calmer mind makes healthy choices easier, without forcing them.
A calmer moment can bring a more mindful meal. When mind and nutrition sit on the same board, it's easier to notice one in the other.
Movement settles the mind, and a settled mind makes it easier to move again. With all three in one plan, the loop feeds itself.
Oomi Mind isn't therapy or a diagnosis; it's a daily, simple practice for the mind. You tell us where you are, you get a short rhythm that fits your day, and then you see your mind alongside nutrition and movement in one picture. No pressure, your own pace.
The suggested rhythm sits in front of you as a simple strip: a short start in the morning, a pause at midday, a wind-down at night. A few minutes each; not a chore, but an invitation. Skip one if you like — the rhythm won't judge you.
The rhythm isn't fixed. It shrinks on a busy day and expands when you have room. The goal is small, sustainable moments, not a perfect streak. Skipping a day breaks nothing.
You share how you feel and what you're curious about through a few simple questions. The right starting point grows from there — not a test, just a conversation.
Oomi suggests short sessions and gentle reminders that fit your day. Morning, midday, evening; when and how much, all at your own pace.
Your mind, your nutrition, and your movement meet in one picture. You see how small steps touch the bigger one; your data stays yours.
Oomi Mind is a daily mindfulness and mental-practice tool — not therapy and not a diagnosis. It keeps your data in your hands and walks with you without judgment; and when your distress goes beyond what a daily practice can hold, it slows down and points you to real support.
Oomi Mind is a daily, simple space for breath, mindfulness and mood tracking. It does not diagnose, does not deliver therapy, and does not replace professional mental-health support. It won't tell you to "heal yourself"; it helps you open a small, regular space for your mind. When you feel something deeper or ongoing, it says plainly that the right address is a professional.
Low mood or anxiety that hasn't lifted for weeks and is affecting your daily life, work or relationships is beyond a practice. Reaching out to a mental-health professional is the right step.
Thoughts of harming yourself or that life isn't worth living must be taken seriously. Don't stay alone with them: reach a mental-health professional or an emergency support line right away.
Lasting, marked changes in sleep, appetite, energy or focus, or withdrawing from others — these call for a professional assessment, not an app.
In a loss, a trauma or a crisis that overwhelms you, you need support that is non-judgmental yet expert. Oomi Mind can't carry that weight alone; it points you onward.
If you're leaning more and more on alcohol, a substance or another behavior to cope, that's a space for specialist support. A professional is a far safer path.
Oomi Mind accompanies, reminds and opens a daily space for your mind; it does not diagnose, does not treat, and never promises recovery. When your symptoms cross what a practice can hold, it says so clearly and points you to a mental-health professional or emergency support. The decision and the care always belong to a professional — Oomi only builds that bridge.
How you feel is yours to know; Oomi keeps your log under your control, never sells it, never judges it. There's no label of a good or bad day; just you, at your own pace. When in doubt, we always choose to point you toward a person, a professional.
In an emergency the app does not wait: if there's a risk of harm to yourself or someone else, call your local emergency number immediately. Oomi Mind does not replace a mental-health professional; see one for diagnosis and support. The figures shown here are illustrative.
Beyond the breath and mindfulness sessions, there are dozens of small details that keep the few minutes you give your mind sustainable and honest. Here are a handful we're planning — arriving step by step as Oomi Mind nears launch.
A start in the morning, a wind-down in the evening — pick whichever moment fits you and Oomi nudges you gently. Off by default, no aggressive push; you set the rhythm.
The days you show up appear as a quiet streak. The goal isn't a record but the momentum of small, steady steps; miss a day and there's no penalty, no judgment.
Open the day with a one-line intention and close it with a line of gratitude. A few words is enough; over time you notice what serves you — and your data stays yours.
A short wind-down flow for the night: slow breathing, clearing the mind, and cues to step away from the screen. We aim to make the slide into a calmer sleep easier.
A simple focus space to gather scattered attention; notifications go silent, the screen pares back, and only the present practice has room. A few minutes, undistracted.
We aim to let you run downloaded breath and mindfulness sessions even where the connection is weak; once you're back online, your progress syncs quietly.
Your mind practice meets your nutrition and movement in one picture. Not a separate app, but a natural extension of Oomi that flows inside the whole.
Your mood logs and notes belong to you; export them or delete them entirely whenever you like. Oomi Mind is not therapy or diagnosis — it's a daily mind practice; in severe distress or crisis, reach out to a mental-health professional or an emergency support line (call 112 in an emergency).
All of it is designed in the same calm, judgment-free voice; numbers and labels in sample visuals are illustrative, not real user data. Oomi Mind is not live yet.
Oomi Mind doesn't diagnose, treat, or promise any clinical outcome. What it does is simpler: it offers a few minutes of daily awareness and breathing space, and helps you notice how you feel. And in the harder moments — when symptoms get heavier — it gently points you to a mental-health professional or an emergency support line.
Short, daily sessions: a start in the morning, a pause midday, a wind-down at night. Not hours, just minutes — but regular.
Log how you feel in a few taps and watch your patterns over time. Your mood is your own journal; it isn't sold, never used for ads, and stays with you.
Your mind isn't a separate app; it's part of the same plan as your nutrition and movement. Sleep and focus also shape how well your plate and your training are working.
When your symptoms raise a warning flag, Oomi stops and points you to a mental-health professional or an emergency support line. In an emergency, call your local emergency number — the app's job isn't to replace them, but to remind you when you need support.
The statements below describe the product's design goals; they are not real user statistics, success rates, or clinical-outcome claims. Oomi Mind is an awareness tool and is not a substitute for therapy.
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