Somyn helps you reconnect to yourself. Not by counting, but by listening. A gentle space to tune into nourishment, movement, and emotional signals so you can show up grounded and whole in life, work, and therapy.
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Somyn (SOH-min) means the body, as experienced by you. It's a mindful wellness journal built around one simple idea: that reconnecting with your body starts with listening, not measuring.
Unlike traditional wellness apps that count calories, assign scores, or rank your performance, Somyn invites you to simply notice — your hunger, your energy, your emotions, your movement, your breath. No numbers. No streaks that shame you. No optimization culture. Just a private, judgment-free space to explore what's actually happening inside you.
Somyn includes food and fluid journaling, movement tracking, body check-ins, emotional reflections, the Relational Mirror (a space to process what happens between you and the people in your life), Tarot Analysis as a self-inquiry tool, guided meditations, and SomaGuide — a built-in AI companion that helps you slow down and explore your inner world with curiosity rather than criticism.
Somyn also supports therapists, dietitians, and coaches who want to help their clients show up to sessions with more self-awareness. Providers can view client data (with permission), assign homework, leave session notes, and be listed in the Somyn Provider Directory so clients can find them.
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A daily check-in prompt that gently surfaces patterns across weeks would be really helpful, like noticing which foods or moments consistently leave you feeling more energized. Right now it sounds like the space to log, but a small weekly reflection nudge could help users actually see the threads without having to hunt for them.
A daily check-in prompt that gently surfaces patterns across weeks would be really helpful, like noticing which foods or moments consistently leave you feeling more energized. Right now it sounds like the space to log, but a small weekly reflection nudge could help users actually see the threads without having to hunt for them.
@serkanpcye Added! Thank you for the feedback!
the framing of listening instead of counting feels like such a thoughtful shift, and it shows in the language you chose throughout.
@kezibanabunaz Thank you! That is exactly what I was going for!