Three features. One quiet flow.
Mune helps you think out loud, keep what matters, and notice what keeps coming back. You open the app, talk something through with an AI in Reflect, decide whether to save it as a Journal entry, and let Patterns surface in 2.0 once enough entries are there to surface anything from.
Reflect. A chat that asks the next question.
Reflect is a chat. You type. The AI responds with a short follow-up question, restates what you said, and holds the thread. It does not diagnose. It does not prescribe. It does not tell you you are doing great. It does not sympathize on cue. The AI has no name, no avatar, no backstory. The goal is for you to think more clearly, not to feel managed. Empathy on demand from a model is performance. We chose to skip it. Nothing you write trains a model. Messages to the reflection model are wiped the moment the reply is generated. No retention, no review queue.
Journal. An encrypted record. Yours to keep or delete.
Journal is an encrypted log of entries. There are two ways in. One: at the end of a Reflect session, you can ask the AI for a summary, edit it, and save it as an entry. Two: you write a fresh entry by hand. You can edit, search, export to Markdown, or delete entries. They are yours. Each entry is encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM before it leaves. The server stores ciphertext.
Patterns. Across entries. Over time.
Patterns will surface what keeps showing up in your Journal. Recurring themes. Energy that shifts week to week. Relational dynamics you would not see entry-by-entry. Patterns is not in the alpha. We labeled it now so you know what is shipped and what is not. No release date.
End to end, in four steps.
Open Reflect.
Type a sentence. Anything. The first thing that is true. Nothing you type is sent to a server until you press send.
Talk it through.
Each message you send is encrypted in transit. Anthropic processes it under the zero-data-retention contract and discards it after the response. The Mune server does not log the body of the request.
Save as a Journal entry, or do not.
When the session feels done, you can ask the AI for a summary, edit it, and save. The saved entry is encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM. The server only stores ciphertext.
A tool, not a clinician. Not a friend, not a fix.
Mune is not therapy. It is not a crisis tool. It is not a friend. It is a place to think out loud with a tool that refuses to perform care. If you are in crisis right now, please reach out to someone who is trained for it.