よりそいノート 不安なときのお守りカード
AKIHIRO MATSUYAMA · Lifestyle
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What changed · US
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Record dates and times now display in a natural format for your language. For languages other than Japanese, the emergency section now points you to your own local emergency number (the Japan-specific 119 number and helplines only show in Japanese). Removed a duplicated "+" symbol on the card-creation button.
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When your chest is tight and you do not know what to do with yourself. A card holder to open at exactly that moment. - One button, for when it is hard - Press "this is hard right now" and a card of gentle words opens across the whole screen - Kind cards are there from the start - Cards of your own - Write the words that hold you up, and keep them as your own cards - Read them again when things are calmer - Nothing hurries you, nothing blames you - There are no notifications - There are no streaks and no celebration effects - There is a quick way to reach a phone number you have set, and the emergency number, for when it is needed - Made to be safe to use - Everything stays inside this device only (nothing is sent anywhere) - No ads - Every feature is free - This app is not a medical device. It is not intended for treatment or diagnosis; it shows you words you have chosen. If difficult feelings continue, or in an emergency, please contact a medical provider or your local emergency number You do not have to be strong. The cards are here, quietly.
What's new · 1.2.1
Record dates and times now display in a natural format for your language. For languages other than Japanese, the emergency section now points you to your own local emergency number (the Japan-specific 119 number and helplines only show in Japanese). Removed a duplicated "+" symbol on the card-creation button.
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