What manifestlings is
manifestlings is a manifestation app with a virtual pet. You raise a dreamling, a small Tamagotchi-style creature, by doing the practice: writing what you are manifesting, playing a short game made from your own words, keeping a small ritual or two, looking after the little one on the real clock, and finishing a guided meditation with a 4-2-6 breathing circle.
Most manifestation apps store your affirmations. This one plays them. The details of how are still changing week by week, which is why this site shows the idea in paintings rather than in screens.
Why a game
A practice only works if you come back to it. Journals are easy to abandon because nothing happens when you stop. A creature that gets hungry on the real clock, misses you and changes its face when you return gives you a reason to open the app tomorrow. That is the whole idea: the Tamagotchi mechanic in service of a daily practice, not the other way round.
One rule keeps it honest. The part of the creature that reflects your practice cannot be bought with a treat. It only moves when you actually show up. It is the one thing in the app that requires you.
What is true today
- Coming to iPhone first, Android later, built with Capacitor. Not yet in the App Store or Google Play.
- Works offline after a one-time sign-in. Sign in and it follows you to a new phone; do not, and it never leaves this one.
- Twenty dreamlings, ten scenarios, guided audio meditations and affirmations, a 4-2-6 breathing circle.
- 7 days with everything open, then a free core. Premium is an optional subscription.
- The interface is in English.
No promises. manifestlings does not claim to make anything happen in your life. It organises a practice and makes it pleasant to keep. Anyone who tells you an app attracts money is selling you something.
Who makes it
manifestlings is made by a small independent studio that builds apps and audio for people who keep a daily practice: meditation, affirmations, reading. The art on this site was created for the site, with one consistent character, because the app itself is still changing week by week and we would rather show you the idea than screens that will be out of date by launch.
Questions, press, or a bug to report: see the support page.