getstillmind.com

What It Is

StillMind is a personalized meditation app for iOS and Android. Its core selling point is AI-guided meditation: users describe their current state—such as anxiety, sadness, a need to focus, or winding down before sleep—and the app generates a meditation session tailored to that moment, rather than playing the same set of pre-recorded audio tracks. It also integrates a timer, journal, voice notes, and practice insights, positioning itself as a low-pressure meditation tool without the shame of streaks or check-in anxiety.

Core Features and Experience

Its AI capabilities mainly show up in personalized sessions, seasonal meditations, post-practice journal prompts, and advanced analysis based on long-term journaling and practice data. Use cases include anxiety, sleep, stress, chronic pain, ADHD, insomnia, burnout, and more. It also supports techniques such as Body Scan, Yoga Nidra, intention setting, affirmations, and breath-focused practice. The timer supports interval bells, ambient sounds, and guided direction; voice notes can capture thoughts during meditation and transcribe them into the journal, which is useful for users who do not want to interrupt their practice flow.

Pricing and Free Plan

The free version is clearly designed for long-term use and includes a self-guided timer, journaling, basic insights, and a small trial allowance for AI-guided meditations. Plus costs USD 69.99/year when billed annually, or about USD 5.83/month; lifetime access is a one-time payment of USD 199.99. Both paid options unlock the same feature set, including AI guidance, voice journaling, advanced insights, and future features. Payment methods include credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and PayPal, with payments processed by Paddle.

Pros and Cons

The main advantage is that the product has a clear focus: it uses AI to solve the pain point of pre-recorded courses not matching the user’s immediate state, while keeping the core free features available. Its privacy commitments are also fairly comprehensive, including end-to-end encryption, a local-first approach, optional sync, no ads, and no data selling. The downsides are that the collected text does not disclose the underlying model, content safety mechanisms, or quality control process for AI-generated content. It also does not clarify whether a Chinese interface or Chinese voice support is available. Although it covers many mental health-related scenarios, we did not see a medical disclaimer or an explanation of how high-risk emotional situations are handled.

Who It’s For and Access from China

StillMind is suitable for meditation beginners, users who want instant guidance based on their emotions, and those who care about journal privacy and low-pressure habit formation. It is not ideal for scenarios requiring Chinese localization, an open API, enterprise integrations, or serious psychotherapy support. Availability in mainland China, App Store/Google Play access, and payment feasibility are not disclosed, so these should be treated as unknown. If access or payment is restricted, alternatives to consider include Headspace, Calm, and Insight Timer; for Chinese-language environments, apps such as 潮汐 and Now冥想 may be worth comparing.