Mati

Mati is a ritual app for the evil eye — the heavy gaze that lands on you when someone looked a little too closely.

Not an atmosphere, not a filter. A real diagnosis, then the xematiasma — the way yiayia does it, in order, in her voice.

The diagnosis
Six questions, under a minute. It reads the signs — your sleep, your mood, small mishaps, the compliments you got. The result comes quietly: clear, lightly touched, or matiasméno.

The xematiasma
A six-scene ritual with oil, water, and prayer. Guided step by step, in a yiayia's voice asking: "How do you feel?"

Aftercare
After the ritual, Mati stays with you for 24 hours. A small blessing at night, a "good morning, how's your head?" in the morning.

Name days
It remembers the feast days of your name and the names you love — with the saint of the day and a short prayer.

Language
Greek by default. English available in settings.

Heritage
Mainland, Cretan, Cypriot, or diaspora — each has its own colour in the ritual.

Privacy
Your name, birthday, journal — they stay on your phone. Delete the app, and they go with it.

"Three times you touch the bead. Twice is too few."

Mati draws on Greek folk tradition and is made for cultural and entertainment purposes. It does not provide medical, psychological, or predictive advice — the readings are for reflection, not fact.