Unrepeat
The gratitude journal without repeats.
Three good things every day, none of them twice. Your mind learns to notice the good in everyday life, and you grow more content day by day.
Similar to an earlier entry: “Good coffee”
For iPhone · in 9 languages
Happier
During the day, your mind is already looking for what you'll write down tonight. You notice the good more often.
More grateful
Instead of “family”, you write what actually happened today. Specific moments touch you more than general ones.
More fulfilled
After a few weeks you realize how much good there is in an ordinary day.
How it works
One question in the evening. That's it.
Most gratitude journals let you write the same thing every day. Two weeks in, all that's left is “coffee, family, health”, and the exercise has become a chore. Unrepeat turns that around.
Three good things
Every evening you write down three things you're grateful for today. No more, no less. It takes less than a minute.
None of them twice
Unrepeat compares every entry with everything you've ever written, by meaning rather than by words. “Tasty cappuccino” and “Good coffee” don't share a single word and still count as the same thing.
You look more closely
Because the stock answers no longer count, you start noticing the small moments during the day that would otherwise slip by.
Features
Small, but thought through
A nudge, not a dead end
Too similar? You get a short question that stays on topic and leads you to what was different today.
Choose your strictness
Relaxed, Medium or Strict: you decide how closely Unrepeat looks.
A forgiving streak
Keep going day after day. One missed day doesn't break your streak, only two in a row.
History and Insights
Scroll through everything you've been grateful for and see which areas of life the good comes from, and where there's room to grow.
Evening reminder
A friendly notification at a time you choose, if you want one.
Fresh start
Said it all after a few months? The repetition guard starts over, while your history and streak stay.
Who it's for
For anyone who wants to notice the good more often
You've given up on a gratitude journal before
Because after a few weeks it was the same entries over and over, and it started to feel like a chore.
You tend to see the glass half empty
And you want to deliberately train your attention on the small, good moments of everyday life.
You like working on yourself
And you prefer a small daily challenge over feel-good platitudes.
Private and honest
Your entries belong to you
Just for you
No feed, no sharing, no public profile. Only you see what you write.
No ads
Your data is never sold, and your entries are never used to train AI models.
No password
Sign in with Apple or Google only. You can delete your account in the app at any time.
FAQ
Good to know
How does Unrepeat detect repetition?
Unrepeat compares meanings, not words. An AI language model turns every entry into a series of numbers and compares it with everything you've ever written. That's why the app recognizes “Tasty cappuccino” as a repeat of “Good coffee” even though no word is the same. You choose how strict the check is: Relaxed, Medium or Strict.
How much does Unrepeat cost?
The download is free. To use the app you need a subscription: yearly with a 7-day free trial, or monthly. The App Store shows you the exact price in your currency. No ads, and your data is never sold.
What is the “three good things” exercise?
An exercise from positive psychology: every evening you write down three things that went well today. Unrepeat builds on it and makes sure the exercise doesn't turn into a routine where the same thing appears every day.
What if I run out of new things?
Then you get a short nudge that stays on topic and leads you to what was different today. And if you feel you've said it all after a few months, a fresh start resets the repetition guard while your history and streak stay.
Who can see my entries?
Only you. For the repetition guard, your entries are processed automatically by a Google language model, but they are never shared, sold or used to train AI models. You can delete your account and all entries in the app at any time. Details are in the privacy policy (German and English).
Is Unrepeat available for Android?
No, Unrepeat is currently only available for iPhone (iOS 17 or later).
Which languages does the app support?
Nine: English, German, Spanish, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch and Brazilian Portuguese.
What was good today?
Three things, none of them twice. Start tonight.
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