Skymind

Calm for an overthinking mind.

Breathe through a hard moment, untangle a looping thought, and sleep a little easier. Small, kind tools for every day.

Skymind app icon: a warm orb rising behind clouds at dawn

What's inside

Help for the moment, and for the long run.

Skymind starts with a few short check-ins (the same questionnaires clinicians use for anxiety, stress and low mood) and shapes your home screen around what you're going through.

SOS when it's too much

Two minutes of grounding and slow breathing, plus crisis lines for your country, always one tap away.

Breathing that works

Ten guided patterns — box breathing, 4-7-8, the physiological sigh — for calm, focus, energy and sleep.

CBT tools

Thought records, cognitive restructuring with ten common thinking traps, worry postponement, behavioural activation and defusion.

Structured programs

A 7-day anxiety reset, a 10-day overthinking breaker, and 14 days each for stress recovery and better sleep.

A private journal

Twenty guided templates, a gentle question each day, and an evening routine that helps you put the day down.

Meditations and sleep

Guided meditations, sleep stories and calming soundscapes, with a sleep timer that fades out.

Mood and patterns

Ten-second check-ins and a weekly reflection that notices what helps and what weighs on you.

A gentle companion

Talk things through any time. Optional, and it always points you to real help when it matters.

Five languages

English, Hrvatski, Deutsch, Español and Français — written to feel natural in each.

Your privacy

Personal by design. Private by default.

What you write in Skymind is about you. It stays yours.

  • Your data is stored on servers in the EU.
  • Never sold, never used for advertising.
  • AI features are optional and off until you turn them on.
  • Export everything or delete your account from inside the app, any time.
  • Read the full privacy policy.

Skymind isn't a medical service and can't help in an emergency. If you're in danger or thinking about ending your life, call your local emergency number (112 in Europe, 911 in the US) or a crisis line in your country.