Bodh: One Mental Model a Day

Most apps built around a good daily idea add streaks, notifications, accounts, endless browsing, and a subscription. Everything they pile on, Bodh leaves out — on purpose. Bodh shows you one proven mental model a day, on your home screen. The widget carries the model's name and a one-line definition. If that is all you need, the app never opens. If you want more, one tap gives you a short elaboration and a concrete analogy — then you close it and get on with your day. At local midnight, a new model quietly takes its place. That is the whole app. There is nothing to scroll, nothing to unlock, nothing to keep up with. • One model a day. It changes at midnight and holds for the day. • No notifications. Nothing ever buzzes or nags. • No streaks, no scores, no progress bars. There is nothing to break. • No accounts, no sign-in. It collects nothing and works fully offline. • Free. No ads, no in-app purchases, no subscription — now or ever. The library is a curated set of proven thinking frameworks — the kind found in the work of careful thinkers and decision-makers — and each is written to be read again. As the library cycles, you meet each model more than once, the way a good idea actually settles in: through calm repetition, not cramming. It spans a whole life, not just abstract logic: how you think, how you handle yourself, how you deal with people, and how you navigate work, money, and everyday living. Composure, habits, focus, relationships, negotiation, learning — one proven idea at a time. Every model is written plainly and grounded in an everyday example, with one line on how it tends to show up in an ordinary day — so it becomes something you use, not just something you read. What Bodh is not: it is not a feed, not a course, and not a quote app. There is no browsing, no search, no "next," and no history. One model, held for a day, and then out of your way. Add the widget to your home screen, and let one good idea a day find you.