Mella · a drawer in the dark, one small lamp
Don't be sad alone. I'll hold your heart, softly.
Tuck a worry into the drawer at night, and that same night a short reply comes back, the kind a close friend would send. Seen with clearer eyes in the morning, it's usually not as big as it felt.
Mella · nightly wellness · not released yet
At night, even a small worry follows you all the way down
Lights off, lying down, something that was nothing during the day suddenly sharpens and grows. A quick 'it'll be fine' from someone eases it for a moment, but part of you doesn't buy it, and the worry lifts its head again — when what you need right now isn't the right answer but a word that understands how you feel; the sorting-out, a clear-headed morning does better.
Here's how it works
Once at night, once in the morning.
- Night
Write a worry, tuck it away
Write it or say it aloud. Tap 'seal it away' and it's locked as is; that same night a short reply comes back. AI writes it the way a close friend would answer, to what you actually wrote.
- Morning
Look again, lightly, in the morning
The next morning, a light card arrives. Chosen right on your device without AI, it lets you see last night's worry again in morning light.
Write the worry down, and tuck it away
At night I won't push you. Once your worry is sealed under one small light, a short reply comes that same night, like one from a close friend.
Tomorrow's presentation — I'm going to mess it all up.
Still up over tomorrow's presentation. If you're this sure you'll blow it, it's because you really want it to go well.
But the scene you keep replaying hasn't happened. What you prepared is already in your hands.
Read just your opening line out loud once, then lie down.
This is just an example. In the real app, to write the reply, a sealed worry goes through our server to an AI company (OpenAI, in the US).
If it's too much right now — get help →The worry that loomed all night looks a little smaller in the morning light.
Chosen without AI, right here on this device.
That's enough for tonight. We'll look again in the morning.
- At night, a reply like a friend'sthat same night · a short reply
The night you seal it, a short reply arrives. Instead of comfort that would fit any worry, it answers what you actually wrote: it laughs along with a light note and stays serious with a heavy one.
- In the morning, look again — lightlyno AI · on your device
In the morning, a light card chosen right on your device, without AI, arrives. Seen again in morning light, last night's worry is usually back to its real size.
- Your worries stay locked on your phoneencrypted on device · AI comfort can be turned off
You sign in with an Apple or Google account. By default your worries are locked (encrypted) on this phone, and backed up to our server so they aren't lost. The night reply comes from AI comfort, which you agree to when you sign up: your text goes through our server to an AI company (OpenAI, in the US), which deletes it within 30 days under its policy and doesn't train on it. You can turn this consent off in settings anytime, and then no night reply comes. The morning screen is shown right on your device, without going to the server.
We stay close
Mella is a tool for noting how you feel — not a medical device, and not for diagnosis or treatment. If things feel like too much right now, you don't have to carry it alone. Help lines in Korea: suicide-prevention 109, youth 1388, mental-health 1577-0199, and 119/112 in an emergency. Outside Korea, please reach your local emergency number.
When it's ready, you'll be the first to know
Not out yet, because we want to hand it calmly to whoever needs the night.
Launch date not set yet · a reply at night, another look in the morning
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