Quiet by design
No streaks, no score, no badges, no confetti. Notifications are silent by default and never compete for your attention. Nothing here measures you.
A private space for the things you don't post. No account, no server, no tracking — everything you write is encrypted on this device and stays right here.
There is no signup box — signing up would mean we have to keep your email somewhere.
No streaks, no score, no badges, no confetti. Notifications are silent by default and never compete for your attention. Nothing here measures you.
No account, no server, no ads, no analytics SDK. There is nothing to leak, because nothing leaves your device.
Every journey has an end button. No rule is ever marked failed. You write your own rules, and you leave when you've had enough.
Write a thought out. Then choose: keep it, seal it until a date you pick, or release it. Released is gone — no trash, no recovery, and it was never on a server.
Letters to people you will not send them to. There is no Send button, and this screen is not connected to anything.
One question a week, and permission to skip it. What became quieter this week? What are you no longer willing to chase? Not answering is fine — the Skip button is right there.
Enter for a reason — quiet, distance, focus, letting go. Write your own rules; nothing here is ever marked failed. Mark the moments that mattered, and end it when you're ready.
A screen that does nothing at all. Breathe, or don't. Tap anywhere to leave. It is the one screen that saves nothing.
These are the same eight recordings that run inside the app, not a different demo set. They play from the device itself — the app never downloads them. Tap one to listen; tap it again to stop.
Nothing plays on its own. Sound happens because you asked for it — here, and in the app.
Field recordings are CC0 and public domain, except «Campfire sound ambience» by Glaneur de sons (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0). Wind, room tone and brown noise are generated by us. Full sources are credited in the app under Settings → Ambient.
People who open SILUNE usually need distance — after a breakup, a burnout, a loss. They open it early in the morning or late at night, for two to ten minutes, to be less stimulated rather than more. Everything below exists for that reason.
Rain, drizzle, ocean, wind, forest, fireplace, room tone, brown noise — played on the device, never downloaded.
Night is not a cold black screen; it is the same old paper read under a warm lamp. Follow the system, or choose it yourself.
With auto-lock. The app-switcher preview is blanked, and on Android the screen blocks screenshots.
Export an encrypted copy and keep it wherever you want. SILUNE never uploads it anywhere.
One action in Settings wipes all of it. No one's permission needed, because no one else holds a copy.
The whole app, not just the menus.
SILUNE is a place to write, not therapy. It does not diagnose, does not give medical advice, and does not replace a professional. If you are in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, reach out to someone you trust, or to an emergency support service where you live.
No account, no server, no cloud sync. The App Store privacy label reads Data Not Collected across every category; Google Play reads No data collected · No data shared.
Everything you write is encrypted on this device itself. Even if someone got hold of the data file, they still could not read it.
The app carries no analytics library, no ads, nothing that reaches the network. Turn on airplane mode and it runs exactly the same.
When you release a passage it is gone — no trash, no recovery, no copy anywhere else. That is why the screen asks once before doing it.
SILUNE is now live on Google Play for Android. The iOS edition is currently in review at the App Store. Free, no account, 100% offline.
Free, no ads, no in-app purchases. Android available now · iOS coming soon.