Calmr catches the thoughts, tasks, meds and money worries that arrive at the worst moments. Built for neurodivergent minds. Private, and it works offline.
Each part is simple on its own. Together they replace the notes app, the to-do app and the pill reminder.
Idea: label the cables
Ctrl
K
Buy oat milk
Now
Bins go out Tuesday
2m
Reply to Hannah
4m
Capture in one keystroke
A thought goes in with no title, folder or date. Sorting can wait, or never happen.
Renew passport
Yesterday
Email the landlord
Today
Book eye test
Thu
Missed it? It just moves
No streaks, badges or red walls. Yesterday's task quietly becomes today's.
Take morning meds
Stretch for five minutes
Habits, not streaks
Habits show a plain record of what you did. A missed day is marked, never scolded.
Sertraline 50mg
08:00
Vitamin D
09:00
Ibuprofen 400mg
As needed
Health beside your plans
Medication, vitamins, symptoms, blood pressure and weight, logged in seconds.
Somewhere to land
3,120 words
1. The move
2,204
2. New street
916
3. Unpacking
0
Room for long writing
Compose splits big documents into chapters, with live word counts and A5 PDFs.
My life
1994
2025
Moved to Leeds
Sep 2012
Year abroad in Lyon
2016
Started at the library
Apr 2019
Your life, in order
Timelines keep the moments that mattered sorted, and zoom out to the big ones.
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Ctrl
K
Weight
Go to
Ctrl
Z
Undo anything
Find anything
One search box opens any page, setting or shortcut. Any change can be undone.
Full copy on this device
Enabled
Sync between your devices
Enabled
AI reading your notes
Never
Analytics on what you write
None
Yours, and only yours
No AI reads, summarises or trains on what you write. Your health data, finances and email password are stored encrypted. No analytics on your content. An account exists only to sync.
Call the GP
Buy stamps
iPhone
Call the GP
iPad
Call the GP
Mac
Offline · saved on this iPhone
Everywhere, even offline
One design on iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web. Everything works with no signal and syncs when you're back.
Designed
for
minds
that
jump
around.
Calmr is made first for neurodivergent people, whose best ideas turn up mid-conversation and vanish a minute later. What helps there helps everyone.
Capture first
Getting a thought down is one action from anywhere. No required fields.
Calm, never guilt
No streaks or badges. Missed things are easy to move, never used to shame.
Low load
One obvious next step per screen, short words and generous targets.
Respects your settings
Follows your text size, reduced motion, and light or dark appearance.
Shaped by you
Everyone works differently. Calmr is unopinionated and highly customisable, not a fixed way of working.
Today
Tuesday 29 September
Take morning meds
08:00
Call the pharmacy
10:00
Walk before lunch
12:30
Three things today. That's enough.
All
of
it,
at
a
glance.
From a one-line thought to a finished chapter, from a pill to a bill.
Capture and writing
Mind dump
One key catches a thought; make it a task or a card later, or never.
Notes
Quick notes, kept in one place.
Compose
Chapters, word counts, a Blueprint and A5 PDFs.
Letters
Formal letters with your address saved, ready to download as a PDF.
Pages
Pages you shape yourself, with headings and icons.
Planning
Today
Everything due today in one calm list: doses, habits, tasks, events and money. The past and future wait.
Tasks
Due dates, grouped into today, tomorrow and the weeks ahead.
Workbenches
Boards for the tasks, notes and pages that belong together.
Timelines
The moments that mattered, in order, zoomed to the highlights.
Compare
Options side by side, with what each costs over the years you would keep it.
Calendar
See and plan your days and weeks.
Habits
Daily or weekly routines, completed manually or with a tag. Stopped ones keep their history.
Reminders
Gentle nudges, never alarms.
Health and admin
Medications
Prescriptions and vitamins on schedule, stock that counts down, and a prompt to get more.
Symptoms
Log as they happen, spot patterns.
Blood pressure
Readings as your monitor shows them, averaged by day.
Health record
Diagnoses and conditions, when you were diagnosed and notes.
Weight
Quick weigh-ins, gentle trends and your BMI range.
Finances
Bills, income, debts and who owes you, on a timeline that skips bank holidays.
Emails
Read and reply to your mail without leaving Calmr.
Getting around
Search
One box finds every page, setting and shortcut.
Undo
Any change can be taken back, even a deletion.
Bin
Deleted data waits 30 days, ready to restore.
Billing
Free forever; Calmest gives you more room, cancel any time.
Shortcuts
A key for everything, and you choose the keys.
Views
Work and home sidebars that hide what you don't need.
Offline
Everything works with no signal, then syncs.
Encouragement
The mascot pops in now and then with a kind word, yours or its own.
Built
differently,
on
purpose.
Most apps are designed to hold your attention. Calmr is designed to give it back.
No AI ever touches what you write
Most apps: AI reads and summarises your notes
Missed things move to tomorrow
Most apps: Streaks, badges and red overdue lists
Capture first, organise later
Most apps: Folders and tags before your first note
Works offline, syncs later
Most apps: Stops working when the signal drops
Notes, tasks, health and money together
Most apps: Separate apps for notes, tasks and meds
No analytics on your content
Most apps: Tracks what you type and how long you stay
Your
privacy
isn't
a
setting.
Calmr holds the data you'd share with no one else: half-formed thoughts, your health, your money. So it's built to keep it yours, by default, with nothing to switch on.
No AI on your data
Nothing you write is read, summarised or trained on by AI. Your thoughts stay your own.
No trackers or analytics
One cookie keeps you signed in. Nothing watches what you type or how long you stay.
Never sold, never shared
Your data isn't sold or passed on for marketing, and there are no ads or newsletters.
Sensitive data locked away
Health and finances are encrypted in the database, with the key kept apart from it.
Kept in the UK
Calmr runs on its own server in London, under UK data protection law.
Yours to take or delete
Email yourself a copy of everything, or delete your account from Settings at any time.
No. Calmr is made first for neurodivergent minds, and what helps there helps everyone.
Try it. Calmr is free with no time limit, so use it for a week or two and see whether your days feel lighter. If it isn't for you, delete your account from Settings and everything goes with it.
No. Nothing you write is read, summarised or trained on by AI, and there are no analytics on your content.
Yes. Once you've signed in, your data stays on your device, and changes sync when you're back online.
iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web, with one design shaped for touch, pointer and keyboard.
Only so your data syncs between your devices. It isn't used for anything else.
Nothing dramatic. There are no streaks or red overdue lists, and missed things are easy to move to another day.
Calmr is free. Calmest is the paid plan, monthly or yearly, for people who want more room and to support what comes next.
Yes, from Settings › Billing, at any time. Calmest runs to the end of the period you've paid for and you aren't charged again.
Yes. If you buy Calmest on the web, ask within 14 days and you'll get a full refund, whatever your reason. Details are on the Payments and refunds page.
Yes, from Settings. Deleting it removes your account and everything in it.
Give
your
thoughts
somewhere
to
land.
On iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web. Your thoughts stay yours.