Reflect when you can
Weekly reflections are based on meaningful data, not perfect attendance. Three reflection days can be enough to begin seeing a thread.
Weekly reflection
See the week as more than seven separate days.
A weekly reflection connects the small moments you may not notice one day at a time. Tranqly looks for grounded themes, changes, and what seemed to help.
Built from your check-insPast weeks stay availableNo 7-day streak required
Connect recurring moments
Tranqly can compare the language, topics, and shifts across your week to surface what came up more than once or changed over time.
Carry one focus forward
The summary ends with one gentle focus grounded in the week you shared, not a generic challenge or a list of tasks.
A calmer way to notice more
What a weekly reflection includes
A weekly reflection may include the clearest theme, a meaningful change, what appeared to help, one pattern worth watching, and a gentle focus for the coming week.
What happens with fewer check-ins
If there is not enough context yet, Tranqly tells you the reflection is still building. Missing a day does not erase progress or punish you.
Questions, answered calmly
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to reflect every day to get a weekly reflection?+
No. Tranqly is designed to generate a weekly reflection when there is enough meaningful data, with three reflection days as the suggested minimum.
When is the weekly reflection available?+
Tranqly is designed to prepare a weekly reflection on Sunday or at the end of a seven-day period when enough check-ins are available.
Can I read older weekly reflections?+
Yes. Completed weekly reflections remain available in Journey so you can revisit how your themes changed over time.
Is a weekly reflection a mental health assessment?+
No. It is a personal reflection summary based on what you shared. It is not diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice.
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