Self-Care Apps 2025

Finch is a gamified self‑care app where you raise a virtual bird by completing quick mental health and wellness exercises—like mood journaling, breathing, quizzes and habit tracking. As your bird grows, you earn rewards (‘rainbow stones’) to customize it and its home. Features include daily check-ins, insights, social support via friends, seasonal events, and a premium Finch Plus option for extra customization and deeper tracking. Created to promote positive habits, mental resilience, and self‑love by making self‑care fun and engaging.

Quabble by museLIVE Inc. offers holistic daily mental wellness tools—from mood tracking, meditation, journaling, sleep routines to anxiety and stress management. It guides you through structured mind workouts like Gratitude Jar, Bamboo Forest and Proud Dandelion, and features a virtual duck companion and community support. Includes a 15‑day First Bloom habit program, wellness radar, and home-screen widgets to keep routines top‑of‑mind.

ModernSam gamifies life tasks by turning them into quests with XP, coins, beasts and archetype progression. Designed for ADHD support, it offers immersive storylines, character classes and community challenges. Tasks like focus, fitness, self‑care become in‑game actions, and it was Kickstarter‑funded by ADHD‑diagnosed founder aiming to solve motivation gaps

Stoic is a mental health and journaling app with morning and evening routines, mood tracking, prompts, and insights to boost happiness, productivity, and resilience. It’s used by over 3 million users.

Daylio is a simple micro‑diary that lets you record moods and activities with just two taps. It visualizes patterns through charts and calendars, helps set goals, track habits, and personalize prompts—ideal for daily mood awareness.

Forest turns your focus sessions into a virtual forest: plant a seed, put down your phone, and grow a tree. Leave early and it dies. Earn coins to unlock tree species, set timers (Pomodoro or stopwatch), create app allow‑lists, track stats, compete with friends, and even plant real trees via a tree‑planting partner. It’s charming, motivational, and helps beat phone distraction.