Wait, Did I? (Check Less)
iOS app by Daniel Hinkson. Productivity · Daniel Hinkson
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-15
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Store description excerpt
You checked. You know you checked. But did you? Wait, Did I? is a calm checklist for the moment the doubt creeps in: did I lock the door? turn off the stove? unplug the iron? Build a quick walkthrough for leaving the house, heading to bed, or closing up. As you pass each thing, tap it once. Later, when the worry hits at work or in bed, the answer is right there: all clear. MADE TO HELP YOU CHECK LESS Most reassurance apps just make re-checking easier, which tends to feed the doubt. Wait, Did I? is different. When you come back to a routine you already confirmed, it offers a short, gentle pause instead of instant reassurance, and it quietly counts every time you choose to let the uncertainty be. Little by little, the checking loosens its grip. WHAT'S INSIDE • Custom routines, in your own words • Tap once to confirm; marks clear at end of day or on your own timer • A calm "all clear" the moment everything's confirmed • A gentle pause when you come back to re-check • Progress that counts resisted urges, not checks • Ready-made templates (leaving home, bedtime, the car, and more) • Optional reminders to do your walkthrough • Calming themes PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no ads, no tracking. Everything stays on your device. Wait, Did I? is a self-help organizer, not medical treatment, and not a substitute for therapy. If checking is affecting your life, the most effective help is Exposure & Response Prevention (ERP) with a licensed therapist.
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