Everything Hindigo does to help you start.
One idea behind every feature: bring what’s blocking you down to a step you can do right now.
Say it the way it comes
By voice or keyboard, no formatting. “Um… call the dentist tomorrow at 3pm” is enough: Hindigo figures out the rest.
One step, sized for you
Never a list: one concrete first step. Say how you feel (drained, OK, energized) and adjust the time with a tap, from 5 minutes to 2 hours.
One step at a time, with a timer
The next step only appears once the first is done. No “late”, no red: you can skip, or send a little boost to someone else getting going.
Not in the mood to type? A photo is enough
Snap a messy desk or a room to tidy: Hindigo shows you where to start, or a step-by-step plan. The photo isn’t kept.
Capture what’s blocking youClose the notebook and put the pen away.
A summary to show your therapist
In one tap, a recap of your last 7 or 14 days: what moved, your moments of momentum, what helped, what’s stuck. On screen in your session, or as a PDF you send yourself.
My Hindigo summary
From Sept 17 to Sept 30
What moved
• 9 intentions seen through, in 31 small steps.
My moments of momentum
• Mostly in the morning, then in the evening.
What helped
• Even when drained, 3 intentions seen through.
What’s stuck
• An “Admin” task (often postponed)
What you did, never what’s piling up
Every finished intention leaves a sentence in your journal. No counter, no streak to keep.
Hindigo remembers for you
Reminders at the right time
When a task’s time comes, a gentle notification offers to get you started: done, postponed or set aside.
Leave on time
Before an appointment, the app works out when to get ready and when to leave.
Someone by your side
Share your next step with someone you trust, if they offer.
Home screen widget
Your next step at a glance, without opening the app.
Routines
A recurring task is set up once: days, time, done.
Low days are welcome
Less energy? Steps get smaller. Nothing is lost.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to use Hindigo?
Yes, a Google account is enough, nothing to fill in. Your intentions and history stay on your phone.
Is Hindigo free?
Hindigo is free to use. An optional Premium subscription unlocks more breakdowns and a few extra features, like a summary to show your therapist.
Which devices?
Android, in French, English, Spanish and Arabic. An iPhone version is in development.