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Reflectar: reflect your world into calm

Reflectar

Reflect your world into calm.

Point your phone at the world. Take three slow breaths. Use AR to focus on the poem lines that draw you. Keep & Share the Reflectar after the moment leaves you.

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The ritual

Four slow steps

No streaks, no scores. Just a small, quiet thing you do for yourself, and a keepsake at the end of it.

01

Frame a scene

Point your phone at something that catches your eye (a window, a tree, a cup of tea), and hold still.

02

Take three breaths

While you breathe, Reflectar reads the scene and begins to write. Set the pace that suits you.

03

Choose your lines

Glowing words drift in. Using AR, rest your gaze on the ones you love, and they become your three lines.

04

Arrange & keep

Place the lines, style the words, set the mood, then save your keepsake or share it.

What's inside

Made for noticing

Everything you need to turn a passing moment into something you'll want to keep.

Point, and the world answers

Reflectar looks at whatever you frame and writes from it: the light, the shapes, the feeling of the place. No two are ever the same.

The Reflectar camera framing a garden, with glowing poem lines drifting in

A poem in its own voice

Pick the mood and the poem follows. Each theme writes differently (some still and spare, some warm and wandering), so the words match the moment you're in.

Choosing a poem theme on the Reflectar home screen

Make it yours

Arrange every line by hand, then dress the whole thing the way it feels. All free, all on your device.

  • Fonts, colours, size, and the soft glass pill behind your words
  • Photo filters, and drifting effects like leaves, rain, or snow
  • Add a Polaroid, or stamp the place and time you made it
Arranging and styling a poem in the Reflectar editor

Step into the Studio

When you want to go further, the Studio adds a little magic, powered by credits.

  • Restyle the whole scene: Anime, watercolour, ink wash, pastel, or woodblock
  • Compose a calm music track, yours to reuse on any Reflectar
  • Lift the watermark, and share as a still or a video with your music and effects
Restyling a scene in the Reflectar Studio

Share it in a tap

When it's ready, send it anywhere. Export your Reflectar as a photo, or a video with your drifting effects and music carried along, and share it in a single tap.

  • A still, or a video with your effects and music baked in
  • Straight to Messages, Instagram, TikTok, or wherever you like
  • Enter the monthly #Reflectar Contest, where our pick of the month wins a free month of Reflectar+
Sharing a finished Reflectar

A quiet album that's only yours

Every Reflectar gathers in a private album, and backs up to your own iCloud under your Apple ID, never our servers. Your moments, safe with you.

A private album of saved Reflectars

Little cairns along the way

Gentle markers for the moments you return to: quiet encouragement, never a streak to defend. Stack your stones at your own pace.

Reflectar cairns, the gentle milestones along the way

Breathe in the room you're in. Notice one true thing. Let it be enough.

Reflectar+

Twice the credits, half the price on everything.

  • 60 credits every month, double the free allowance
  • Half price on everything: transforms & music
  • Free captures on every Reflectar
  • Free watermark removal
  • Every poem theme, free
  • Dark mode & 5 app themes
Subscribe

Cancel anytime · manage in Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions

A note from the maker

I wanted a reason to stop, look up, and notice the small good thing in front of me, and to keep it.

Reflectar started as a habit before it was an app. On busy days I'd point my phone at something ordinary (light on a wall, steam off a mug) and try to find a few words for it. It slowed me down in the best way.

So I built the tool I wished I had: something that meets you where you are, asks for three breaths, and hands you a small poem to keep. No feeds, no numbers to chase. Just you, the moment, and a quiet keepsake at the end of it.

I hope it gives you a softer minute in your day.

Dean Chew, maker of Reflectar

Dean

Maker of Reflectar