For iPhone
One stuck thought. Four short angles.
Keep it private, or share it.
Write the thought down. If it needs a little more context, Angles asks one short follow-up. Then you get the same moment back as four brief takes, each with a different job.
Four voices
The same thought, seen four ways.
Each line is a sentence or two, written for the thought you actually typed. When a voice would land wrong — a joke on grief, toughness when you are already crushed — that angle is left out.
Stoic
Separates what you can still hold from what you cannot.
Optimistic
Finds a real opening already in what you said, without dismissing how hard it is.
Humorous
Takes the air out of the moment the way a good friend would, and never jokes at you.
Tough love
Names the part you are avoiding and points at the next move.
How it works
Private by default.
Home opens on For you, with a tab for each style. You can narrow it by life area and mood. A card you did not post never appears there.
- 1
Write it
One negative thought. If Angles needs a little more, it asks one short follow-up. You can answer or say more.
- 2
Read the takes
You can ask for a new answer on any one style. The lines stay short enough to read in a breath.
- 3
Keep or post
Saved cards stay in a private library. Posting one also puts it on Home, where other people can read it, heart the angle that helped, and follow the author.
The app
Sign in with Apple. One free taste, then a subscription.
Angles is not on the App Store yet. When it is, you will sign in with Apple, try one thought, and then choose a membership. Questions go to info@bithavn.app.
Angles is a reflection tool, not therapy or crisis care. If you may harm yourself or someone else, contact local emergency services.