On the App Store and Google Play · Worldwide · Burn 2027 edition · Adults only
Today I Want to Kiss
A private diary, two gods who answer in film, a real guru on the phone, and one invitation at the Burn. Five screens, and a lot underneath them. This site explains every one: what you can do there, how it works, and why it exists.
The app, screen by screen
Five tabs. Go as deep as you like.
At the bottom of the app are five tabs. Each one has its own page here, with every button explained, the rules underneath, and the reason it is built that way. New here? Start with the first steps.
Diary
Ten sentences a day.
Every morning: what do you really want? Ten short sentences, uncensored, private, free.
Every button, explained →
Kailash
Ask the gods.
Tell Shiva and Parvati anything. They read the old books first, then answer in a one-minute film you appear in.
Every button, explained →
Guru
A real person.
A goofy guru on a live video call when his light is on, and his free 52-day course.
Every button, explained →
Burn
One invitation.
Your portrait, your song, one wish. Two yeses, a public place, a time. Burn 2027 is the special edition.
Every button, explained →
You
Your choices.
Your name, your painted portrait, your voice, what the app understands about you, and what you keep private.
Every button, explained →
Short films · sound on
The gods explain it themselves.
Shiva and Parvati, in pixels, bickering their way through how it works. Then the long version, told by Michael, who built it.
In five lines
What it believes.
Don’t improve the thought. Catch it. The diary listens for what you already want, before it turns into a performance.
The mirror must never become a judge. Nothing you write is scored, ranked or held against you.
Mythology is the blueprint of human suffering. Whatever you are living through, someone in the old stories lived it first.
Matching is an optional second act. You can use everything here and never meet anyone.
An invitation never promises a person. Two yeses, a public place, a time. The rest stays a human choice.
Private by design
What stays yours.
- Your diary is encrypted on your phone before it is stored. It is free, and it stays uncensored, because it is for you.
- A person you are introduced to sees your chosen name, your painted portrait and your song. Never your sentences, your questions, or why you were introduced.
- Matching is off until you switch it on, and you can switch it off again.
- Every film can be deleted. So can your account, with everything in it.