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All I Know Is Nothing

For the feral thinker who doomscrolls their own mind at 3 a.m.

A landing page for people who annotate Heidegger while chain-watching trash TV. Come in messy; leave with one more lever than you had yesterday.

Today, but gentler

Mood + urge sliders, one focus for the day, and a focus timer that doesn’t yell at you when you bail.

Data for the feral brain

Sleep, screen time, cravings, and streaks—tracked softly, with zero red shame states.

Philosophy drips

Short, pointed prompts (Stoic, Existentialist, Buddhist) paired with audio. Mark what resonates to train the feed.

Rapid exits

A “vanish” button that flips to a neutral screen if someone walks in. Privacy first.

Micro-practices

Five-minute experiments: body scans, urge surfing, breath ladders—no guilt if you skip.

Weekly reckoning

A quick reflection: what helped, what drained, and one experiment for next week.

  • Dark and light modes that keep stimulation low.
  • Language that assumes you’re smart, tired, and allergic to platitudes.
  • Everything optional and private by default.
  • No pop-psych dogma—just tools and philosophy stitched together for people with ridiculous impulse control.

No lectures. No shame. No “optimize your morning routine” sermons. This is for people who want to think harder and fail forward without the faux zen sheen. Private by default, always optional, and unapologetically built for brains that won’t slow down.