500+ Affirmations | Built for iOS
Speak It. Write It. Believe It. Become It.
TL;DR
You are is a science-backed daily affirmations app that rewires your mindset, builds unshakeable confidence, and helps you become the person you've always known you could be. 500+ curated affirmations across 7 life categories, plus a custom affirmation builder.
Join thousands of people transforming their mindset with science-backed affirmations
500+
Affirmations
Across 7 life categories
7
Life Categories
Confidence, love, motivation & more
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Science-Backed
Grounded in neuroscience research
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Offline Access
Your affirmations, always available
Life Categories
7
Affirmations
500+
and growing
Science
Backed
100%
researched
"Self-affirmation activates the brain's reward centers and strengthens neural pathways linked to self-worth."
Open the app, read your affirmation, write your own. That's it. Simple enough to stick with, powerful enough to change your life.
Massive Affirmation Library
Hundreds of curated affirmations across 7 life categories: confidence, self-love, romance, motivation, positive attitude, stress relief, and body positivity.
Custom Affirmation Builder
Write, save, and revisit your own personalized affirmations. Science shows affirmations written in your own voice are the most effective.
Daily Delivery & Reminders
Fresh affirmations served daily so your practice never goes stale. Gentle reminders keep your habit consistent, because consistency creates change.
Mind Shift Reset
A powerful breathing exercise for mindset alignment. Reset your mental state anytime with guided breathwork designed to complement your affirmation practice.
Join thousands of people who use You Are daily to build confidence, cultivate self-love, and become who they were meant to be
Everything you need to know about building a daily affirmation practice that actually works.
Yes. Research published in Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience shows that self-affirmation activates the brain's reward centers and strengthens neural pathways linked to self-worth. UCLA research demonstrates that regular positive self-talk reduces activity in the brain's stress centers while boosting regions linked to self-compassion and emotional regulation.