Every screenshot below is the app itself. Where something has a limit worth knowing about, it is written next to it rather than left out.
The plus button opens what you can attach: a document, a photograph from the camera, or a request for an image. Useful when a report, a form or a question sheet is faster shown than typed out.
Processes, structures and timelines come back drawn rather than described. The diagram is rendered in the thread and scrolls sideways on its own if it is wider than the screen.
One sheet holds the things you do with a conversation rather than inside it: export it, summarise it, start a private one, or go back through what you have already asked.
Fifteen questions produce a reasoning index, a breakdown by domain, and every question you missed with the reasoning spelled out. It appears the moment you finish, because nothing has to be asked of a model.
A five-point scale and an optional line about why. Over a few weeks the small chart shows a pattern that is hard to see from inside a single bad day. Nothing here is ever uploaded.
The interface turns grey so you can see at a glance that nothing is being written down. No history entry, no summary, nothing synced. Close the chat and it is gone.
A breathing timer for the moment you should not answer something yet. The glow expands and contracts at the pace you are meant to breathe at, and there is nothing else on the screen.
Every thread kept and searchable, filtered by which room it happened in. Incognito conversations are the deliberate exception — those were never written down.
Export a whole conversation as Markdown, or print it to PDF with headings and tables intact.
One tap turns a long thread into what you covered, the takeaway, and the next step.
When you are being quizzed the options render as buttons, so answering is a tap.
A real switch in the header, with both themes designed rather than one inverted.
Write however you actually write; the reply comes back in the same register.
Dictate instead of typing, in the same languages.
Short, deliberate taps on send and on switching rooms — off in one setting.
PIN, passcode, pattern or fingerprint on the whole app, with auto-lock.
Free, and nothing is held back for a paid tier.