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Log a worry.
Nim checks back.

Most worries never get checked. Nim asks how each one turned out, so you can see your own track record.

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How it works

Every worry is a prediction.

01

Log the worry

Write it or say it, and pick when you'll know how it turned out. Then park it.

02

Nim checks back

When the day comes, Nim nudges you and asks how it went. Nothing you wrote shows on your lock screen.

03

See the track record

The same worries keep coming back. Now each one has a record of how often it happened.

Why Nim

Worries feel like facts.
Now you can check.

91%

In a study where people with generalized anxiety wrote down their worries and checked back later, 91% of those worries never came true.

Nim is built on the same idea: write it down, check back, and find your own number.

LaFreniere and Newman, Behavior Therapy, 2020

Put it down for now

Two taps to park a worry. Nim holds onto it until the day you'll know.

See the gap

Each fear sits next to how it actually played out, so the difference is right there, in your own words.

Every worry keeps a record

The ones that keep coming back build a track record, like "Boss is mad at me: worried 9 times, happened 0."

No streaks, no guilt

Log one worry or twenty, skip a week. Nim never nags, and there's nothing to keep up.

A letter every month

Nim writes about what you parked, what came true and what didn't, and how you got through it.

Bring it to therapy

Share a PDF of your worries and how they turned out with your therapist, or anyone who helps you.

Inside Nim

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Screenshots are coming soon.

What you write stays yours.

On your phoneKept on your phone, encrypted. No account needed.

No trackingNo ads, no analytics. We never sell your data.

Voice stays localTurned into text on your phone. The audio is never saved.

Yours to deleteEverything, on your phone and our servers, from inside Nim.

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