Nilabh.
I'm in my forties, based in Bangalore, and I have a full-time job I don't dislike. Most days I also have a running list in my head that I can't seem to put down — things I need to do, things I've been meaning to do, things I probably don't need to do but feel guilty ignoring anyway.
For a long time I treated that as a productivity problem. I tried systems. Apps. Calendars colour-coded into submission. None of it helped, because the real problem wasn't organisation. It was that I couldn't tell the difference between what actually mattered and what was just noise that had learned to sound urgent.
And on the harder nights — when it wasn't a list problem, it was a weight problem — there was nowhere to put it. Not at 11pm. Not without burdening someone. I'd open my phone, type a few words to nobody, delete them, and go to sleep with it still there.
Yohaanei is built for both of those moments.
The Un-Do List
For when your head is full and everything feels equally urgent. You dump what's there — unfiltered, unsorted. Yohaanei tells you what actually needs you today, what can wait until tomorrow, and what you've been carrying that was never yours to hold. Not advice. Just clarity.
/talk
For when you don't need sorting — you just need to say something out loud. No advice unless you ask for it. No five steps. No cheerful redirects. Just a quiet presence that stays with you while you say what's there. The 3am conversation you didn't want to have with anyone who has their own life.
Our Promise
This isn't a mental health app. It isn't a productivity app. It's a sanctuary — a place to arrive as you are, put something down, and leave a little lighter. Nothing is gamified. Nothing tracks you. Nothing asks you to come back.
The name is made up. The feeling it points at is not.
Say Hello
If something here helped you breathe a little easier, or if something felt off, or if you just want to say hello —