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Mindsomo
Quiet the food noise · during & after GLP-1s
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Rebuilding trust with food, no numbers pressure
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Navigating appetite changes and muscle preservation
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Cycle, hormones, and wellbeing as one system
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Unlocks a dedicated dashboard: nausea tracking, appetite log, and muscle preservation score.
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Here's your day so far.

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A moment to just eat
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Muscle preservation index
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Protein intake
88%
Strength sessions
75%
Sleep quality
80%
Recovery
70%
GLP-1 Insights
✦ Nausea

You logged nausea on 4 of the last 7 days. Smaller, room-temperature meals may be easier to tolerate.

✦ Cycle + GLP-1

You're entering the luteal phase. Increased cravings during this phase are common and do not indicate treatment failure.

GLP-1 insights are educational, not medical advice. Always follow your prescriber's guidance.
Medical disclaimer
MindSomo is a self-reflection tool. It is not a medical device and it does not provide medical advice.

Not medical advice

Nothing in this app diagnoses, treats, cures or prevents any condition. The practices, prompts and observations here are educational and reflective. They are not a substitute for advice from your doctor, dietitian, therapist or any other qualified professional. If something in this app conflicts with what your clinician has told you, follow your clinician.

If you take GLP-1 medication

This app records what you enter about your medication. It does not verify doses, does not check interactions, and will never suggest starting, stopping, changing or timing a dose. Titration, side effects and any change to your prescription are decisions for you and your prescriber only.

Appetite suppression can mask genuine nutritional need. Reduced hunger signalling is not the same as reduced requirement for food, protein, or fluids. Persistent vomiting, severe abdominal pain, inability to keep fluids down, or signs of dehydration are reasons to contact a medical professional promptly, not reasons to open this app.

Eating disorders

Self-monitoring is not appropriate for everyone. For some people, tracking food, weight or hunger worsens symptoms rather than improving them. If you have a history of an eating disorder, or you notice tracking is increasing preoccupation, restriction, or distress, please consider whether this app is right for you at the moment, and speak to someone qualified.

Recovery-safe mode, in Settings, hides calories, weights and all numeric targets while keeping the reflective practices available. It exists precisely for this. It can be turned on at any time.

The numbers are estimates

Calorie and macronutrient figures come from a static reference database and portion assumptions. They are approximations, sometimes substantially wrong, and should never be treated as measurements. They are there to give a rough sense of scale, not a ledger.

In an emergency

This app has no monitoring, no alerting and no human on the other end. If you are in crisis or believe you may be in danger, contact your local emergency number or a crisis service directly.

Privacy
Your data stays on this device. There is no account server, no analytics pipeline and no third party receiving your entries.

What is stored

Everything you enter — meals, weights, practice sessions, journal entries, hunger checks, emotional check-ins, medication records — is written to this browser’s local storage on this device, under your profile. It is not transmitted anywhere.

What that means practically

Nobody else can read it, including us. We have no copy and no ability to retrieve it.

It is not backed up. Clearing your browser data, uninstalling, or losing the device will delete it permanently. Use Export in Settings to keep your own copy.

It does not follow you. Opening the app on another device or another browser gives you a blank profile.

Multiple profiles on one device

Each profile’s data is stored separately and passwords are salted and hashed rather than stored directly. This offers reasonable separation between people sharing a device. It is not encryption, and it is not protection against someone with technical access to the device itself.

What we collect

Nothing. There is no telemetry, no advertising identifier, no crash reporting and no analytics in this build.

Your rights

Because your data never leaves your device, requests to access, correct, port or erase it are things you can carry out yourself, immediately, from Settings. Export produces a complete JSON file. Delete removes everything irreversibly.

Terms of use
Short version: this is a reflective tool offered as-is, you own what you write, and you remain responsible for your own health decisions.

What this app is

MindSomo is a personal tracking and mindfulness tool. Access is provided for personal, non-commercial use.

Your responsibility

You are responsible for the accuracy of what you enter and for any decision you make. The app presents your own data back to you along with general educational material. Interpreting that in the context of your health is your responsibility, ideally with a qualified professional involved.

Availability

The app is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis, without warranties of any kind. Because your data is stored locally, we cannot recover anything lost through device failure, browser data clearing, or uninstalling.

Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, we are not liable for any loss arising from use of this app, including loss of data or any health outcome. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

Your content

Your entries are yours. Since they never leave your device, we claim no licence over them and have no access to them.

Changes

These terms may be updated as the app develops. Continued use after a change means you accept the revised version.

Our position on AI
This app gives you no AI-generated health advice. Not as a limitation — as a deliberate design decision.

What we don’t do

No large language model writes your insights, interprets your symptoms, suggests what to eat, or comments on your medication. No entry you write is sent to a model. There is no chatbot.

Why not

Generative models produce fluent, confident, personalised text that is sometimes wrong. In most products that is an annoyance. In an app used by people managing appetite-altering prescription medication, and by people with a history of disordered eating, a confidently wrong sentence about food or dosing is a genuine harm.

There is a second reason. A generated insight cannot be reviewed in advance. Nobody — not us, not a clinician — can check what it will say to you before it says it.

What we do instead

Every observation this app shows you is produced by a fixed rule written in advance. "You typically start eating around slightly hungry and stop around very full" is arithmetic on your own entries. "That reads as physical hunger" is a stated condition on answers you gave.

This means every sentence the app can ever say about you is enumerable, printable, and reviewable by a professional. It also means the app says less, and sometimes says nothing. We think that is the right trade.

What might change

If AI is used in future for something — tidying up text you wrote, for instance — it will be stated plainly here and it will not be for health advice. This page is the commitment.

Getting help
If you are struggling, talking to a person helps more than any app.

In an emergency

If you are in immediate danger, contact your local emergency number. In the US and Canada call or text 988. In the UK and Ireland call 116 123 for Samaritans. In the EU call 112.

Eating disorders

If food, weight or body image is taking up more of your life than you want, specialist support exists and it works better the earlier it starts. In the US, the National Alliance for Eating Disorders runs a clinician-staffed helpline. In the UK, Beat runs a helpline and online support. Elsewhere, your primary care doctor can refer you.

You do not need to be at a particular weight, or ill enough, or sure it counts, to be worth helping.

Your medication

Questions about side effects, dosing or whether to continue belong with the prescriber who started it. That is a normal conversation to ask for and does not require anything to be wrong.

A note

This app does not monitor what you enter. Nobody is reading it and nobody will reach out. If you want to be heard, please use one of the routes above.

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990 kg
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On days you train, your protein average is 148g. On rest days it's 124g. Both support your goals — rest is part of progress.

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Mindful Eating
5–15 min · Core practice
Start here
Eat slowly with full attention — noticing taste, texture, and how your body responds bite by bite.
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Body Scan Before Eating
2–5 min · Awareness
Grounding
A brief check-in to notice physical sensations and distinguish physical hunger from emotional hunger.
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Hunger & Fullness Awareness
Ongoing · Body literacy
10 sec
Pausing before, during, and after eating to notice what your body's cues actually feel like.
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STOP Practice
30 sec · Reset
30 sec
Stop · Take a breath · Observe · Proceed. A 30-second reset that interrupts autopilot before eating.
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Urge Surfing
5–10 min · DBT-based
Live plot
Observe a craving like a wave — noticing it rise, peak, and pass — without acting on or suppressing it.
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Emotional Check-In
2 min · Self-awareness
60 sec
Name the emotion present before eating. Not to judge the reason — just to know it.
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Beginner's Mind
5 min · MBSR classic
Any food
Experience one small thing as if for the first time, using every sense. Raisin, chocolate, coffee — whatever's nearest.
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Breathing Before Meals
2 min · Nervous system
2 min
Box or 4-7-8 breathing before eating to activate the parasympathetic system. Hunger cues become clearer.
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Mindful Eating
5–15 min Core practice
One meal, eaten at the pace your body can actually keep up with. The session walks you through it — you don’t need to remember anything.
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Why it works
Fullness signals reach the brain roughly twenty minutes behind the mouth, so eating quickly means deciding whether to stop before your body has reported in. Slowing the pace is one of the few behavioural changes with consistent evidence behind it — mindfulness-based eating programmes show reliable reductions in binge and emotional eating, though not in weight. On a GLP-1 it matters more: slowed gastric emptying makes fast eating a direct route to nausea.
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Urge Surfing
10–20 minLive plot
You’re not resisting it, you’re watching it. Rate the urge as it rises and falls, and the line gets drawn from your own readings — nothing is predicted in advance.
Your history
0 total
Why it works
Urges are episodic: left unfed, most crest and fall within fifteen to thirty minutes. Watching rather than suppressing matters — thought suppression produces rebound, while acceptance-based strategies outperform it for craving. Most of the evidence comes from substance use; food-specific trials are thinner and effects modest.
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Beginner’s Mind
5 minAny food
One small thing, encountered as though you’d never met it. Raisin, chocolate, coffee — whatever’s nearest. Five senses, one at a time.
Your history 0
Why it works
This is the opening practice of MBSR, a programme with a large evidence base — though the single exercise has little isolated trial data of its own. What it reliably does is train attention: sensory-specific satiety is well established, and deliberate savouring measurably increases the pleasure drawn from an experience. On reduced appetite, one properly tasted thing can deliver satisfaction a distracted larger portion doesn’t.
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Breathing Before Meals
~90 sec3 patterns
The shortest practice here. One job: shift out of alert mode before eating, so hunger and fullness read clearly. Three patterns — they aren’t interchangeable.
Your history 0
Why it works
A longer exhale than inhale shifts you toward the parasympathetic branch of the nervous system, and it works within a few breaths. Hunger and fullness signals are easier to read when you aren’t braced. One honest caveat: breath work makes some people more anxious rather than less, particularly patterns with long holds — the session asks afterwards, and tracks it.
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Hunger & Fullness
10 sec each Ongoing
This one isn't a session. It's one quick check, taken often. The value isn't in any single check — it's in the fifteenth, when the shape of your week becomes visible.
Checks 0
Counted from your checks
Why it works
Rating hunger in the moment, repeatedly, is the core of Appetite Awareness Training — the evidence is for learning to use internal cues instead of external rules. It's a training tool, not a measurement: there is no correct number and no target here.
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Emotional Check-In
~60 sec Vocabulary
"Anxious" is a bucket. "Dreading" tells you what it needs. This one widens the vocabulary you have for what you're feeling — broad shape first, then the precise word.
Your history 0
Why it works
People who distinguish finely between emotional states regulate them better — it's called emotional granularity. Naming a feeling precisely also measurably reduces its intensity. Low differentiation is one of the more consistent findings in emotional eating research, so this targets the mechanism directly. Effects are modest and mostly short-term studies: a reasonable bet, not a treatment.
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Body Scan Before Eating
2–5 min Diagnostic
Five places, one question: is this hunger, or is it something wearing hunger’s clothes? You’re taking a reading, not relaxing.
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Why it works
Tension, tiredness and anxiety all get read as appetite, because nobody checks which one is actually reporting. Attending to specific regions is the standard method for improving interoceptive awareness, and poor hunger-cue discrimination is one of the more consistent findings in emotional eating research. Attention improves faster than accuracy — you’ll start checking before you start reading it perfectly, and the checking is the part that helps.
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Pre-meal mindfulness
3 breaths before eating
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Weekly reflection
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Fats 0 / 65g
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