I built a free diary for growth to replace doomscrolling
I built a free diary for growth to replace doomscrolling
In the past few years, I read many self-improvement books and listened to podcasts that helped me grow. But after a while, I always forgot most of the lessons and slipped back into old habits. So I started writing short daily notes about what I learned and how I felt. It helped me stay focused, but I didn’t have a simple place to revisit those reflections. That’s why I built Bloomind. It helps me reflect daily, revisit my notes, and stay connected with my goals. It's just a few mindful minutes instead of doomscrolling. I built it with Kotlin Multiplatform, sharing logic between Jetpack Compose and SwiftUI. I would be more than happy to hear any feedback or thoughts. Also if anyone wants to support the app, please leave a review on the App Store or Play Store, that would mean the world to me.
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