ManifestQuest is an iPhone app that offers a structured six-week manifesting program made of short daily practices. The program is split into six weekly paths, each with seven daily quests, covering topics such as slow breathing, noticing on purpose, compassion, writing one personal intention, small next steps, and gratitude. Each quest has a short practice, such as a breathing pattern, a visualization or a compassion exercise, followed by a short written reflection. Many quests include a short research note explaining the idea behind the practice. The site says a session takes about 5 minutes a day.
Missed days do not reset progress and there are no streaks. Users can repeat any day they have already reached, but they cannot skip ahead, because each quest builds on the one before. The app is designed for people who are curious about manifesting but want to understand why a practice might work before committing to it. The site says the app is a wellbeing and self-reflection tool and is not medical advice.
Week 1 is free. Weeks 2 to 6 unlock with a single one-time purchase of $4.99, with no subscription. In the current version, progress, journal entries and the intention written in Week 4 are stored on the device, and the intention is encrypted. No account is required. The app is available on the App Store and requires iOS 16.4 or later.
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