Karma: a 30-day reset, and an Oracle for the harder calls
Find your balance. Reset your karma. Elevate your life.
What Karma does
Karma sits between a mindfulness app and a philosophy shelf. Rather than only telling you to breathe, it helps you weigh what you actually did — and what you are about to do.
30-day karma reset journey
A structured programme that unlocks one meaningful, achievable action every 24 hours, from acts of kindness to deeper introspection. A smart timer resets daily to keep you consistent.
The Karma Oracle
Bring a past action or an upcoming dilemma and get a reading back, rather than a mood score. The app always shows which engine answered — on-device, cloud, or the bundled offline guide.
Read through four traditions
The same question, answered through Hinduism, Buddhism, Stoicism and secular ethics — so you can compare the Eightfold Path with Utilitarianism and Deontology on your own problem.
Consistency you can see
Active days, streak and a karma score that grows as you complete daily deeds and seek counsel, with a visual history of the whole run.
Mindful minutes in Apple Health
Optionally write the meditation and breathing practices you complete to Apple Health. Declining changes nothing — the practice still counts inside Karma.
A calm, minimal interface
No clutter and no endless scrolling — a distraction-free surface designed to lower anxiety rather than compete for attention.
Who it is for
- Anyone trying to break a negative cycle or reset after burnout
- People who want an ethics sounding board for a hard decision
- Anyone curious about how different traditions treat cause and effect, without reading dense textbooks
- People building a daily habit of gratitude and kindness
Questions about Karma
Is Karma free?
Yes, it is free to download from the App Store.
What is the 30-day reset?
A structured programme that gives you one guided action every 24 hours for a month, with automatic progress tracking.
Which ethical frameworks does it cover?
Hinduism, Buddhism, Stoicism and secular ethics, including comparisons across Utilitarianism and Deontology.
Do I need an account, and does my writing leave the phone?
No sign-up is required. Your journey, streaks and journal stay on the device. Oracle text is only sent anywhere if the Cloud engine answers, and you can force on-device only in settings.
Is it a religious app?
No. It draws on several traditions side by side and works just as well if you simply believe that what goes around comes around.
