That "wait, did I lock the door?" feeling doesn't have to send you back
home. Build a quick walkthrough, tap each thing once as you check it,
and let the app hold the answer so you can move on. Made to help you
check less over time, gently.
This page will link straight to Wait, Did I? as soon as the App Store
listing is live.
What it does
Check it once. Then let it go.
Your own routines
Add exactly what you check, in your own words. Leaving the house, bedtime, the car, closing up.
Tap once, all clear
Confirm each thing with a single tap. The moment everything's checked, a calm "all clear" says so.
A gentle pause
Come back to re-check and the app offers a short pause instead of instant reassurance, so the doubt can settle on its own.
Progress that counts down
It tallies the urges you resist, not the times you check. Checking less is the win.
Ready-made templates
Start from a common walkthrough instead of a blank screen, then tweak it to fit your day. A few essentials are free, with more in Plus.
It clears itself
Marks reset at the end of each day, so the same list is ready tomorrow. Plus adds custom reset timers on your own schedule.
Why it's different
Most reassurance apps make checking easier. This one helps you need it less.
You already confirmed this a few minutes ago. See if you can let it be uncertain for a moment.
One more check?
The urge to check doesn't need to be obeyed to pass. You just proved that.
Notice it easing
You're always free to look. But each time you sit with the uncertainty instead, that's a real win.
Checking less
Wait, Did I? Plus
The free app is a complete checklist. Plus lifts the ceiling.
Two routines, the gentle pause, and your all-clear are free. For people who lean on it every day, an optional one-time Plus opens unlimited routines, custom reset timers, four more calming themes, and your full progress history over time. It is a one-time purchase, never a subscription.
Privacy
What you check stays yours.
Wait, Did I? is built local-first, with no accounts, ads, analytics, or
tracking. Your routines and progress live on your device. It's a
self-help organizer, never a substitute for therapy or professional care.
