UNA is on the App Store

Tonight you can hold it: UNA is on the App Store, made for iPhone.

The first release is complete around two rooms. Today — a quiet page for what’s on your heart: write it, speak it, or record it, and if you entrust entries to UNA, they become gentle reflections over time. Sacred — a vault set apart for temple experiences, blessings, and the moments too tender to send anywhere. Sacred content is never sent to UNA’s servers. That will not change.

Writing in Today and the whole Sacred Vault are free — privacy is not a paid feature. Premium adds account backup, reflections, and more room; every price is published and shown in full before you pay, and during the founding window you’ll also find the Founding Lifetime Supporter — one purchase, never renews.

Three rooms — Together, Tomorrow, and Mission — appear as honest previews of where UNA is growing. They’re not available yet, and the app says so plainly. That’s on purpose: I would rather ship two rooms that keep their promises than five that almost do.

To everyone who wrote to support and listened to the songs first: thank you. This project began with a grandmother whose stories weren’t recorded in time. The app exists so that stops happening to families like ours.

One suggestion for your first evening with it — don’t set up, don’t organize, don’t plan a system. Open Today and write one true sentence about this day. That’s the whole practice. The rest grows from there.

If not now, when?

UNA is an independent project — made by one member, for members — and is not built, reviewed, or endorsed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.