Built with restraint, on purpose.
No feeds, no streaks, no badges. Each app below holds to one contemplative practice, and tries to stay out of the way of it.
Threshold
One quote a day, at a moment you don’t choose — drawn from scripture, philosophy, and contemplative traditions. Not to resolve anything, but to sit with what hasn’t resolved.
Open Threshold →Ison
A Gregorian chant practice for Lectio Divina — a sustained drone to sound the ear and the attention, alongside a slow, repeated reading of scripture.
Open Ison →Stillpoint
A quiet timer for Lectio Divina and silent prayer — nothing to track, nothing to optimize, just a still point to return to.
Open Stillpoint →A shared approach
All three apps share the same design philosophy: restraint over gamification, silence over noise, an apophatic aesthetic that says what something is by what it leaves out. None of them have accounts, analytics, or anything competing for your attention.