Choose Finch if…
- You want a broad self-care routine: goals, habits, breathing, and quizzes
- You want the pet itself to be the main motivation
- You use Android
Everblue · a journal that asks you first
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Both have a small companion you care about. Finch is a self-care app where your pet grows as you complete goals, check-ins, and exercises, on iPhone and Android. Everblue is a journal first: Cloudy asks one question at a time and your answers become an entry in your own words. Everblue is iPhone only.
Side by side
What each app says about itself, next to each other.
| Feature | Everblue | Finch |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | iPhone only. No Android, no web app, no cross-device sync. | iPhone, iPad, Vision Pro, Android. |
| Free tier | 50 messages a day, 20 photos a day, write on today and yesterday. | Core self-care features free; Finch Plus is optional. |
| Paid price | Pro $6.99/month (yearly option too). 14-day trial, no card. 200 messages a day, unlimited photos, any past day, Pro looks. | Finch Plus: $9.99/month or $69.99/year (help center). |
| AI | Yes. Models reached through OpenRouter. | Not stated. |
| Approach | Cloudy, a pixel cloud, asks one question at a time in chat. Your answers become a first-person entry in your words. Entries you write, photograph, record, or log as a mood are saved as written, with a short thought bubble from Cloudy. | A virtual pet that grows as you complete self-care: goals, mood check-ins, guided journaling prompts, breathing and sleep exercises. |
| Data & privacy | Journal stored on your phone. Messages pass through Everblue’s servers to AI providers and aren’t kept. Nothing is read in the background. No end-to-end encryption claim. | Encryption not stated. |
| Notable | One question at a time, in chat. “Make this a journal entry” turns answers into an entry in your words. Cloud type: a personality read after 12 answers, 16 types, a lens not a diagnosis. “What cloudy knows”: memory you can see, edit, delete, or pause. Ask about your past and Cloudy searches your journal. Missions, coins, and a shop (outfits, pals, themes, calendar styles). | Pet that grows with your self-care. Goal and habit tracker. Morning check-ins and evening gratitude. Breathing exercises and quizzes. |
Which one fits
Both are good at different things. Here’s how we’d choose.
What’s different
Finch builds a routine of goals, mood check-ins, and exercises around your pet. Everblue builds a journal from your answers to Cloudy’s questions.
Finch’s pet grows as you take care of yourself. Cloudy chats with you, leaves a short thought bubble on entries, and can wear outfits from the shop.
Finch doesn’t state whether it uses AI. Everblue’s chat uses AI models reached through OpenRouter.
Finch is on iPhone and Android; Finch Plus is $9.99 a month or $69.99 a year. Everblue is iPhone only; Pro is $6.99 a month.
Questions
Both have a companion and rewards. Finch is centred on self-care goals; Everblue is centred on journaling with a companion that asks questions.
Both are free to start. Finch Plus is optional at $9.99 a month or $69.99 a year. Everblue Pro is $6.99 a month with a 14-day trial and no card.
Everblue is a self-reflection and journaling tool. It isn’t therapy or medical care.
Sources
Competitor details come from each app’s own website, help center, and App Store listing, checked on October 14, 2026. Prices are US prices and can change or vary by region. Where we couldn’t find something, we wrote “not stated”. Last verified October 2026.

On iPhone, free to start, with 14 days of Pro and no card at signup.
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