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A 3-minute wind-down for the end of your workday — set the day down, and leave work at work. Off the Clock is a tiny end-of-workday ritual for people who can't stop carrying work home. Every workday, at the time you choose, a letter arrives. Inside are three quiet questions about your day. You write back — a glowing quill puts your words straight onto the page — and a warm reply witnesses what you set down. Then the letter is sealed, slipped into your letterbox, and the day is closed. ∙ THE RITUAL — three minutes, once a day, at your clock-out time. No feeds, no streaks, no guilt. Miss a day and nothing bad happens. ∙ THE LETTERS — every Friday, a weekly reply reads back across your evenings. At the close of each month, your evenings can be gathered into one long, handwritten month-end letter (Pro). ∙ YOUR PRIVACY — everything you write stays on your device. To write a reply, your text is sent to our AI provider only to generate that response — it is never used to train models and never stored on our servers. We keep anonymous counts of which features run, never your words. ∙ WHAT IT ISN'T — Off the Clock is a self-reflection companion, not a mental-health service, diagnosis, or substitute for professional care. If the writing turns heavy, it gently points to real support lines instead of pretending to be one. Off the Clock Pro ($5.99/month or $59/year, cancel anytime) adds the full month-end letter, the complete data report, and unlimited deep reflection.
Jul 22, 2026
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