For when your mind won't switch off.
Write how you are, unfiltered. Komorebi listens, asks the questions that help, and finds one small step for today with you. If you want, it remembers what you told it.
Free to start. No card.
- It's 2 a.m. and I can't stop thinking about work tomorrow.
That sounds exhausting, especially at this hour. Is it one thing in particular, or a pile of small things that keep coming back?
- A pile. And the presentation on Thursday.
Let's get the pile out of your head first. Write down the three things you're most worried about. We'll leave the presentation for tomorrow, when you can actually do something about it.
What it's like
Mood
Last 7 days
- Good
- So-so
- Low
5 of 7days logged
Sleep better
Kaizen
- Phone out of the bedroom
- Lights off at 11:30pm
- A 5-minute walk after lunch
- Lay out tomorrow's clothes
Memory
You approve each one
- In bed before midnightGoal
- Short, direct repliesPreference
- Thursday's presentationUnresolved
12
small steps this month
+3 this week
- Today was heavy. I don't even know where to start.
- Let's take it in parts. What weighed most?
Shikata ga nai
Where to put your energy
- You control
- You influence
- You accept
Illustrative examples of what you see inside the app.
You say how you are
No forms and no right answers. Your companion listens, asks questions and helps you sort out what you feel.
It remembers what matters
Goals, preferences, what was left open. You can see everything it remembers, and edit it, delete it or switch it off.
You take a small step
One action for today, a one-minute check-in, a reflection. Over time you see where you're heading. There's no score.
Four Japanese ideas, kept simple.
This isn't a philosophy course. The ideas live in the tools and in how your companion talks with you.
Kaizen
Small steps, every day.
A daily action small enough to fit into a hard day. No streaks to keep and no guilt when you miss one.
Ikigai
A direction, not a verdict.
A guided look at what gives you energy, what you value and what you're good at, plus small experiments to try.
Wabi-sabi
Imperfection is yours too.
Look at expectations, setbacks and mistakes with more balance. Progress is rarely a straight line.
Shikata ga nai
Energy where it counts.
Separate what you control, what you can influence and what you have to accept. Then choose the next step you can take.
They're philosophical inspirations, not clinical treatments.
What you write is yours.
- Each account's conversations and entries are isolated, with access rules enforced by the database itself.
- Memory stays off until you allow it, and you review everything it keeps.
- You can export your data or delete your account, with everything linked to it, whenever you want.
- Nothing you share is used for advertising.
What Komorebi is not
It isn't a psychologist. It doesn't diagnose, and it doesn't replace therapy or medical treatment. When it makes sense, it will encourage you to talk to a professional and to the people close to you.
If you're in danger or thinking about hurting yourself, please get help now.
See helplinesQuestions people ask first
Is Komorebi free?
Yes. The free plan includes 10 messages a day, the mood journal, Kaizen and all four practices, with no card needed. Premium costs €4.99 a month for more messages, unlimited memory and your full history, and your first 3 days are free. You can cancel anytime.
Is it a therapist?
No. Komorebi doesn't diagnose or treat anything, and it doesn't replace a psychologist or doctor. It's a space to think out loud and take small steps. If you're struggling a lot, it will encourage you to look for professional help.
Who can read what I write?
Only you. Each account's data is isolated in the database, nothing is used for advertising, and you can export or delete everything at any time. Messages are processed by an AI provider to generate replies.
Does it remember our conversations?
Only if you turn memory on. When it's on, you can see every memory it keeps and edit, delete or switch them off. Conversations themselves stay in your history until you delete them.
What if I'm in crisis?
Komorebi isn't an emergency service. If you're in danger, call your local emergency number. The support page lists verified helplines by country, and it's available without an account.
Which languages does it speak?
The site is in English and Portuguese, and your companion replies in the language you choose in settings.
