... History lets you revisit past entries gently, without turning reflection into pressure. Better section management Organize your writing in a way that makes sense to you, with smoother interactions and clearer structure. Visual polish & micro-interactions Subtle animations, calmer transitions, and lots of small details that make the app feel more human. What Still is (and what it's not) Still is: Private by default Calm, minimal, and judgment-free Built for irregular use no streaks, no pressure Still ...

... from a roughly 30-minute panel featuring Sam Altman, where he mentioned that within the next two years, they plan to introduce hardware built by their AI company. It s supposed to be: "screenless" and pocket-sized offering a calmer experience than smartphones avoiding constant notifications and attention overload Could they actually beat Apple at this? What do you think this device could be? [I reckon it will be some wearable item.] Comment from Makoto Saito(@makotocrocop): The Jony ... ... reinvents. What if the goal isn t to remove the screen, but to remove the decision fatigue ? A device that removes notifications, removes app jumping, removes FOMO and gives you only what s meaningful. Not a smaller iPhone. A calmer

... constantly posting online, chasing the algorithm, or burning out on social media, creators can write one letter a month just a PDF and we handle the printing, stamping, and mailing to all their subscribers. It's a slower, calmer, more human way to share your thoughts or art. Like a Substack that shows up in your mailbox. Hundreds of creators are using it already to send things like monthly essays or reflections, illustrated stories or comics, photography zines, poems ... ... prayer letters, and handwritten scans or newsletters. It's free for creators. You can set your own price, or let subscribers pay what they want. My hope is to make this a real alternative