Decision Multiverse
Decision Multiverse Summary
Decision Multiverse is a free, with in-app purchases Android app in Lifestyle by Qaimos. Released in Sep 2026 (recently released ago). It has about 1.00+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 1.00 monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (100% IAP / 0% ads). Store last updated Sep 2, 2026
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App Description
A private journal for the paths you didn’t take.
WHAT IF YOUR TIMELINES WERE VISIBLE?
Decision Multiverse is a private journal for choices, not a crystal ball. Record a decision, add a little context, and explore alternate storylines: the branch you took, and the paths you didn’t. Every replay is a mirror, not a forecast.
TIMELINES
• Add decisions with clear options and mark your preferred path
• Scroll your history and open any moment
• Swipe to remove. Your data stays on your device
REPLAY & BRANCHES
• Pick an alternate “if I had chosen this…” fork
• Read three branches: Brighter, Darker, and Sideways, each with a headline, story, and ripples
• Saved AI branches come back when you return. Refresh only when you want something new
BRANCH AI & AI DEEP MIND (OPTIONAL)
• Turn on AI Deep Mind to generate richer branches through a secure hosted endpoint. No API keys stored on your phone
• If the network fails, polished on-device templates keep you going
PRIVACY
• Journals stay on device. Cached AI text stays local after generation
CREDITS
• 5 credits free to start
• Optional 20-credit pack, about US $1.99, billed in your country’s currency through Google Play
• One credit per successful AI generation. Templates are free
DESIGNED TO FEEL CALM
Soft cream, blush, and espresso tones with serif titles. Sci-fi mood without harsh chrome.
FOR REFLECTION ONLY
These branches are for introspection and journaling, not medical, legal, or financial advice, and not predictions about real outcomes.
Start with one decision you keep replaying in your head. Give it a timeline, then walk the multiverse.