Open hands give a felt envelope to Sage, a teal felt doll, on a warm evening shelf.

An iPhone app for overthinkers

Hand it to a doll.

Decide in the morning. Hand tonight's dilemma to a Decision Doll overnight — compare your first instinct to how you feel now, answer a few gentle prompts, then decide, or keep holding.

See how the ritual works ↓

No account. What you write stays on your device.

3 dolls free · the full Doll House · 48 decision topics · 5 languages

A little ritual, not another list of pros and cons

  1. Hands write a dilemma note with a felt pencil next to two option tags.

    Write it down.

    Give your dilemma a name and jot the options — no essay required. Your gut gets the first word, before your head starts arguing.

  2. Open hands hand a felt envelope to Sage, the teal doll, as a worry knot loosens into stars.

    Hand it over.

    Choose a doll and let the dilemma go. It's held for the night — you're officially not allowed to chew on it anymore.

  3. Sage the felt doll sleeps in a tiny felt bed hugging the envelope under a crescent moon.

    Sleep on it.

    Your doll keeps the envelope safe while you rest. Your head is off duty tonight.

  4. Sunny the yellow felt doll holds the envelope out in a morning sunbeam.

    Come back with fresh eyes.

    A quick first instinct, a gentle look back, a few questions in your doll's voice — then you decide. Or keep holding, if you're not ready yet.

Start free with three ways to question your choice

Every doll asks about your choice in its own way. Start with Sunny, Sage and Pip — and let the rest of the family move in whenever you're ready.

A few of the felt Decision Dolls helpers posing together.
  • Sunny, a yellow felt doll

    Sunny

    Asks about upside and joy.

  • Sage, a teal felt doll with a knitted scarf

    Sage

    Asks about your values and the ten-year view.

  • Pip, a terracotta felt doll with messy yarn hair

    Pip

    Asks what you're actually avoiding — and why.

Use a doll for a job offer, a move, a big purchase, a hard conversation, or the choice to go or stay.

Unlock the full Doll House with one purchase

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A one-time unlock opens the whole Doll House — no subscription.

Your journal remembers, so you compare instead of replay

Every decision lands in a cozy journal — with a gentle check-in later: still happy with it?

  • Move to Lisbon?

    Go

    Two weeks later: still happy.

  • Take the job?

    Take it

    Decided after one night.

  • Sign up for the course?

    Not now

    "Not now" is also a decision.

Illustrative examples of the ritual — not quotes from real users.

Research-informed, never medical

A small ritual gives the choice somewhere to wait.

  • The ritual

    A simple, deliberate ritual can ease the pain of grieving a loss — found by psychologists Michael Norton and Francesca Gino.

  • The postponement

    Setting a worry aside for a fixed time each day, studied by Thomas Borkovec, can help quiet it rather than suppress it outright.

  • The overnight distance

    "Sleeping on it" is long-standing folk wisdom — plus a healthy night of distance.

Decision Dolls borrows these ideas loosely, not any one of them fully — the app itself hasn't been clinically tested, and it isn't a treatment for anything.

If a decision — or the worrying — is seriously affecting your life, please talk to someone qualified.

Tonight's dilemma already has a doll waiting.

Free to start with Sunny, Sage, and Pip. Doll House is an optional one-time unlock.

€14.99 once · no subscription

On the App Store · No account · Your words stay on your device.