Fadelet — Release Your Mind

The note that fades.

A short ritual for the thoughts that weigh on you — or the ones too light to keep.
Write a single line. Pick a feeling. Release it.
For one minute, watch the words fade, crack, mist, or bloom away from the screen.
No account. No cloud. No AI analysis of your words.

What makes Fadelet different
• Not a journal. During a one-minute release, your words visibly disappear.
• Not a therapy or counseling app — it's a quiet, poetic gesture.
• Close the app or switch screens and your original text vanishes immediately.
• No login, no account, no cloud, no AI analysis. Words live on your device only for as long as the timer runs.

How it works
1. Write the one line that's on your mind right now.
2. Pick from 16 emotion chips — a balanced mix of warm, neutral, and heavy feelings.
3. Tap Release. The dissolve begins.
4. Watch your words disappear across the screen for one minute.
5. Tap SMASH! to make the visual stronger. Time does not speed up — only the effect intensifies.

Four included dissolve effects
• Slow Fade — letters soften and disappear in calm waves.
• Glass Crack — a realistic glass break spreads across the screen above your text.
• Mist Bleed — characters drift outward as a soft veil settles over everything.
• Ink Bloom — dark ink marks spread across the screen with each SMASH! tap.

Made for moments like these
• A feeling you don't want to text anyone.
• A thought too small for a diary, too loud for silence.
• A short emotional reset between meetings, before sleep, after a hard call.
• A piece of good news you'd rather let go of than overthink.

Our promise
Fadelet never sends your writing to a server.
The original text lives on your device only as long as you keep the app open or until the one-minute timer ends — whichever comes first.
Fadelet does not use AI to read, summarize, score, or analyze your words.
This app does not provide medical diagnosis or therapy. It is a poetic product metaphor for the act of releasing what is on your mind.

Write something quietly. Watch it fade. Move on.