Free Tools for a Grounded Practice
Six tools that work as one connected practice — picture your vision, break it into goals, and keep it moving with small daily habits.
Free for our first 500 members during beta — paid plans coming later.
One connected practice, not six scattered apps
Most people end up with a vision board in one app, goals in a notes app, and a meditation timer somewhere else — and nothing tying them together. Souluma’s tools share one quiet loop: you picture the life you want, break it into goals you can act on this week, and keep momentum with a few calm minutes a day.
Every tool below works on its own, and they’re free to try with no account and nothing to install. When you’re ready, a free account saves your work and syncs it across your phone and laptop so your practice is always where you are.
Daily Affirmations
A fresh affirmation each day — repeat it, mark it done, build a streak.
Start today's affirmationManifestation Journal
A daily prompt that turns reflection into one small next step.
Answer today's promptGratitude Journal
Note a few specific gratitudes a day to stay grounded and notice progress.
Write today's threeMeditation Timer
A box-breathing timer with ambient sound to reset and refocus.
Take a 5-minute resetCommon Questions
Are the tools really free?
Yes. All six tools are free during our beta for the first 500 members — the full vision board maker, goals, affirmations, journal, gratitude, and meditation. We'll introduce paid plans later, and beta members keep what they already have.
Do I need an account to try them?
No. You can try the tools right in your browser with nothing to install and no sign-up. When you create a free account, the work you started is saved and synced across your devices.
How do the six tools work together?
They're one connected practice rather than six separate apps. A vision board sets your direction, goals break it into weekly steps, and the daily tools — affirmations, journal, gratitude, and meditation — keep it moving. Each one feeds the next.
Which tool should I start with?
Most people start with the vision board maker to picture what they're working toward, then turn it into goals. If you'd rather build a daily habit first, start with affirmations or the journal — there's no wrong order.
Can I use the tools on my phone?
Yes. Every tool works in a mobile browser, and you can install Souluma as an app on Android and iOS for a full-screen experience, gallery export for your boards, and reminders.