Pippin - Overthiking Journal

Pippin - Overthiking Journal

A safe space for overthinking

Pippin is a minimalist journaling app designed for overthinkers. It gives your thoughts a safe place to land — without pressure, judgment, or advice.

Write or speak freely to vent your thoughts, lock them away, and watch them bloom into a calm visual garden over time. Pippin helps you create distance from spiraling thoughts and reflect gently when you’re ready.

Self-improvement · Fitness · Health

Features

Vent freely: Type or speak your thoughts as they come. No formatting, no rules.
Lock it away: Once you’re done, your entry is planted and locked. You don’t have to reread or overanalyze it right away.
Watch it bloom: After time passes, your thought blooms into a plant. A gentle, visual reminder that you moved through it.
Your thoughts stay yours: Face ID, privacy screen, and secure storage keep your diary personal. Nothing is shared unless you choose.
Gentle insights, not advice: Receive supportive letters that help you pause and reframe — without telling you what to do.

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Comments

low elk

Nice App! ! Nice App! !

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Syauqy Aziz

Pippin started as a personal experiment. I was overthinking a lot, but every journaling app I tried made me feel like I had to analyze or improve myself. I wanted something quieter — where writing once was enough, and time did the rest. That’s how the idea of “planting” a thought and letting it bloom later came about. No streaks, no advice, no pressure. I’m curious what helps you create distance from your thoughts when they feel overwhelming.

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Nick Kumar

Saas Builder with 15 years of experience

Interesting product, I will definitely use it

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Luna Miller

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“Pippin is like a gentle safe space for overthinkers—with its minimalist design and pressure-free journaling, it lets tangled thoughts settle slowly in a ‘visual garden’; it’s such a healing tool to have kind conversations with yourself.”

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