Held, not handled.
Everything in the box, plus the parts a box can’t do: people who understand, a record of how far you’ve come, and something to open at 3am.
Everything you need, nothing you don’t.
One screen that knows where you are. No feeds to scroll, no streak shaming, no badges for grieving correctly.
- A daily check-in that takes ten seconds
- Your kit progress, chapter by chapter
- Six self-care basics, tracked gently
- Your Support Signature, so the app knows how you want to be met
What is something they said that you still hear in their voice?
Both decks, in your pocket.
All 50 reflection and new-normal cards from your kit, plus the workbook and a guided journal. The physical box stays on the shelf for the hard days. The app comes with you to the parking lot.
- In Loving Memory · 25 cards
- Building a New Normal · 25 cards
- The workbook, 12 chapters to read or listen to
- A journal that prompts you when you’re blank
Community
a space for grief & growth
Six months today. I made it round the store without leaving my cart.
♡ 34 ◗ 12Anyone else still have their voicemails saved? I can't listen, can't delete.
♡ 87 ◗ 41Two years in. It gets different, not smaller.
♡ 156 ◗ 63Made his recipe tonight. Got the salt wrong again.
♡ 92 ◗ 28Third holiday without her. Easier isn't the word. Different is.
♡ 61 ◗ 19People who don’t need it explained.
Social platforms were supposed to connect us and turned into advertising. This is the other thing. Grief is isolating in a way that is hard to describe, and the fastest relief is finding someone who does not need it described.
- Be as visible as you want: your name and photo, or a placeholder and an icon
- Questions, playlists, poetry and art, not just status updates
- An inner circle for the people you want to stay close to
- Moderated by people, with reporting that goes somewhere
- Free forever, kit or no kit
SentiKits Guided
The part that actually knows you.
Guided reads what you’ve written, knows where you are in your kit, and answers from that. Not a chatbot with your name on it. Something that has been paying attention.
In development · follows the September launch
Guided
It already read your journal.
You never have to catch it up. It knows the chapter you’re on, the entries you wrote at 4am, and the check-in you skipped for six days.
- Finds the root of a feeling instead of naming it
- Writes a meditation from your own words
- Walks the kit alongside you, chapter by chapter
- Nudges you toward people, not away from them
You say you're fine. It asks about the four entries this week that start before 5am, and works backwards from there.
Eight minutes built from what you actually wrote, not a stock library track about a beach.
It knows which chapter you're on and what that chapter asks of you, so it meets you inside the work rather than beside it.
When the pattern says you've gone quiet, it points you back to the community rather than deeper into a chat window.
We will support you through grief. We will never simulate the person you lost.
Some products now rebuild the dead from their old messages. We have decided not to build that, and we are saying so before anyone asks. Everything we ship also routes to real crisis support when it is needed, and that path is never rate-limited, throttled, or held behind a paywall.
Three months of premium, free.
A code inside the box. Redeem it whenever you're ready, because there's no clock running while it sits unopened. The app opens to everyone in September 2026.
Reflection cards
25 prompts for remembering. The ones that keep you connected to who they were, not just that they are gone.
New normal cards
25 small steps back into the world, at whatever pace turns out to be yours.
The workbook
Twelve chapters you can read or listen to, on what grief does to your mind, body and days. Gentle guidance and exercises for feeling your way through rather than around.
Guided journal
Prompts for the days you can't find your own words, and blank space for the days you can.
Private community
People at every stage of the same thing. Moderated, not a free-for-all.
Daily check-ins
One quiet question. Answer it or don't, nothing scolds you for a missed day.
Everyone needs a different kind of help.
People give the kind of support they would want themselves. The fixer sends solutions. The one who needs quiet gives you quiet you never asked for. Nobody is getting it wrong on purpose, they are guessing, and guessing is hard when someone is hurting.
Sixteen questions tell you which of eight signatures is yours, and hand you the words for it. So you stop hoping someone lands on the right thing and just say it: this is what helps me. It works the other way too, once you know theirs.
What fills your cup
What unintentionally hurts
Three kits, one app.
The app opens in September 2026 with the Grief Kit, the Breakup Kit and the Feeling Stuck Kit. Each one has its own cards, its own workbook, its own journal prompts, and its own community.
What's inside
We’ll tell you when it opens.
One email in September when the app goes live. Nothing else, ever.
You're on the list. See you in September. ✦