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Version 1.55 · 2026-06-27
- Added internationalization for twin settings - Added a filter for readings
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The store currently lists version 1.55, updated 2026-06-27.








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COPYMIND — Your AI-Powered Second Mind
Need a place to untangle thoughts, make confident decisions, and keep moving forward? COPYMIND builds a personalized AI twin from your real words, patterns, and goals—so you always have a clear-thinking partner in your pocket.
How COPYMIND helps you grow
* Daily Reflections
Short, insight-packed prompts surface blind spots, celebrate wins, and strengthen self-awareness—no journaling discipline required.
* Decider
Break any choice—from “Should I switch careers?” to “Muffin or no muffin?”—into bite-size factors. See probability-based outcomes or let your twin suggest options you hadn’t considered.
* MindCores
Visualize a live 3D map of your values, fears, habits, and relationships.…
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- Added internationalization for twin settings - Added a filter for readings
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