Reflect
Begin with a daily prompt shaped to the season you are in, ask what is on your mind, or sit with a single question worth returning to. Responses you want to keep are saved as insights, not buried in a scroll.
An AI spiritual companion
Soul Spring is a quiet place to reflect, journal, and practice — guided by Luma, a gentle AI companion drawing on seven wisdom traditions. No dogma, no feed, no performance of spirituality.
Free to start · iOS & Android · Private by default
The philosophy
Most apps are built to hold your attention. Soul Spring is built to return it to you — to the questions you have been carrying, the patterns you keep noticing, and the quieter voice underneath a busy day.
Luma draws on the contemplative strands of the world's great traditions — their practices, parables, and hard-won insight — without sectarian instruction or claims of religious authority. You choose which traditions speak to you, and the conversation meets you where you are.
And it keeps honest boundaries: Soul Spring is for reflection and practice. It is transparent about being an AI, and it is not therapy, diagnosis, or crisis care — when something needs professional hands, it says so.
Inside the app
Three small practices, five minutes at a time. No streak-shaming, no leaderboard — just a place to return to.
Begin with a daily prompt shaped to the season you are in, ask what is on your mind, or sit with a single question worth returning to. Responses you want to keep are saved as insights, not buried in a scroll.
Write privately and notice recurring themes over weeks, not likes over minutes. Your journal stays on your device by default.
Guided breathing, grounding techniques, and mindful exercises drawn from contemplative practice — for the moments when reading about calm isn't enough.
Luma listens first, answers with compassion, and grounds its guidance in the traditions you choose — often with the original text alongside a clear translation.
I keep replaying a mistake I made at work this week.
That replaying is your mind trying to protect you — but a lesson only needs to be learned once, not a hundred times. The Stoics called this the difference between what happened and the story we add to it. What is the one honest thing this mistake taught you?Drawing on Stoicism · Marcus Aurelius
Seven wisdom streams
Soul Spring draws from the contemplative, practice, and wisdom strands of seven first-class traditions — never sectarian instruction, never a claim of religious authority.
What would become lighter if you met this moment with patience instead of force?
Privacy first
What you bring to Soul Spring is between you and the practice. The business model is a simple subscription — not your data, and never your attention.
A daily prompt, a private journal, and a companion who has read the old books — free to start, on both platforms.
Questions? Write to support@soulspring.live