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UncastA quiet space for full minds.

Get Uncast, from $3

Drop your mental load.Find your single next move.

A gentle place to pour everything out, and leave knowing what to do first.

For you, on the days when your head feels too full and everything in it wants your attention at once.

Pay once. Own forever. No ads, no accounts, no subscription.


Built for days when your head feels too full.

Most apps treat every thought like a task you're late for.

They add pressure.Red badges, overdue alerts and endless lists make you feel behind before you've even started.

Not everything is a task.Worries and weight aren't things to do. They're things to put down.

Too many choices freeze you.Uncast lets you see one clear move at a time.


What it looks like

You pour out:

Kitchen's a mess
call about the dentist
I feel bad I haven't texted a friend back
500 unread emails
what's for dinner?

You leave with:

One next move.Call about the dentist. Five minutes. Today at 3.

It's the one sitting on top of everything else. Once it's done, the rest gets lighter.

The rest isn't lost. It's sorted and kept safe, ready for when you are.

  • Kitchen's a mess
  • I feel bad I haven't texted a friend back
  • 500 unread emails
  • what's for dinner?

Simple. Gentle. Unburdening.

Pour it out.

Type everything as it comes. No rules, no sorting, no judging.

Sort it out.

A gentle, guided process, one thought at a time.

Move forward.

The noise settles, one clear thing at a time. Plan it, do it, and leave with a lighter load.


A note from me

I built Uncast because I needed a place for all my thoughts, not another to-do list that left me not knowing where to start.

On overwhelming days, when every little thing in my head feels as important as the next, I end up doing something random. And sometimes I add even more to my already long list.

The big things feel too big to start. And when I do start but can't finish right away, it gets even harder: I forget where I was, and have to work it all out again.

So I made a quiet place to put it all down and find the one important thing to do next.

I hope it gives you that too.


Faith Mode

My faith is an important part of me, so I made room for it here. With Faith Mode on, letting go means giving it to God.

If your faith is part of how you carry things, Uncast has a gentle Faith Mode. It asks you once at the start, and you can change it any time in Settings.

"Casting all your care upon Him, for He cares for you."1 Peter 5:7

Scripture taken from the New King James Version®. Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson. Used by permission. All rights reserved.


Pay once. Own forever.

Every price is the same app. Choose what feels right.

$3

A Cup of Tea

Simple, warm, and comforting. Everything you need to clear your mind.

$7

A Pot of Tea

A little extra warmth to share, and to keep this space brewing.

$12

A High Tea

A generous treat from the heart, to help keep Uncast going.

Or choose your own

Whatever feels right is exactly right. Every bit helps.

If you truly can't pay, write to me. No explanation needed.

Every dollar goes directly toward supporting my family and keeping Uncast ad-free and subscription-free.

Try it for 7 days.

If it doesn't work for you, email me within 7 days and I'll refund you in full.

Read the refund policy

Prices are in Canadian dollars. Secure payment through Stripe.


Questions

Do I need an account?

No. No sign-ups and no logins.

Where do my thoughts go?

They stay on your own device, in your browser. I never see them.

Do I need to download anything?

No. Uncast works in your browser, on your phone, tablet or computer.

What happens after I buy?

You go straight into Uncast, and it stays unlocked on that device.

What if I switch phones?

Email me and I'll help you get your unlock code back. Your entries stay on the old device.

Is this therapy?

No. Uncast is a personal organization and reflection tool. It isn't therapy or medical advice. If you're struggling, please reach out to someone you trust or a professional.