What Do the BeforeSunset Apps Wimz, Unlock, Mirror, and Rollin’ Each Do?

BeforeSunset is a collection of five focused iOS apps, each built to solve one everyday problem well. Wimz tracks where you last left your belongings, Unlock turns a goal or vague intention into concrete steps, Mirror shows where your time actually goes, Rollin' picks between options so you stop deliberating, and Mi Amor reads dating chat screenshots for tone and subtext. If you want a single-purpose tool rather than an all-in-one productivity suite, this lineup is organized around that idea.

Wimz: remember where you put things

Wimz keeps track of where your stuff was last seen, so you don't have to hold it in your head.

• Know where you left it — it remembers the last place you confirmed.
• Save a place in seconds — type it, say it, or snap a photo.
• Find anything at a glance — browse your WiMs by category, status, or Container.
• Group items into Containers — organize related things together.

This fits the recurring "where did I put that?" problem: passport, spare keys, a tool you use twice a year. The photo option is useful when the location is easier to show than describe.

Unlock: turn what's on your mind into a plan

Unlock starts with a goal, idea, or problem and turns it into clear steps, useful notes, and something you can actually move forward with.

• Start with what matters — tell it what you want to make progress on, and it helps shape a clear direction.
• Break it into doable steps — a broad intention becomes smaller actions you can work through.
• Keep notes close — guides and notes stay with your work.
• Research when you need more context — dig deeper without losing sight of the plan.

Use this when you have an intention but no structure — for example, "get the apartment organized" or "figure out a side project" — and you want the next actions written down rather than kept in your head.

Mirror: see where your time actually goes

Mirror is a timer you start and stop. Over time, those moments become a private picture of how you spend your days.

• See time clearly — look back at your day, week, or month.
• Sync when you choose — keep your time across Apple devices without notifications or pressure.
• No goals, streaks, or coaching — it records rather than pushes.

If tracking apps have failed you because they nag or gamify, Mirror's deliberate lack of targets and streaks is the distinguishing feature. It answers "where did the day go?" without asking you to optimize anything.

Rollin': stop overthinking a choice

Rollin' puts two choices head-to-head, or throws in the whole crowd, then picks one and closes the decision. It's for the small, low-stakes choices where deliberation costs more than being wrong — what to eat, which task to start, which movie to watch.

Mi Amor: read between the messages

Mi Amor accepts up to four dating chat screenshots and breaks down the vibe, interest, subtext, and what you could say next. It's aimed at getting a clearer read on the conversation behind the words — real feeling, interest, hidden meaning, next move.

How the apps differ at a glance

Which one fits you

• Losing track of physical items → Wimz.
• Stuck at the intention stage of a project → Unlock.
• Curious about your time but allergic to habit-tracking pressure → Mirror.
• Wasting time on trivial decisions → Rollin'.
• Wanting a second read on a dating chat → Mi Amor.

All five are iOS apps, and the site describes them as small, single-purpose tools rather than one integrated platform. The site does not state pricing for any of them, so check the App Store listing for each app before committing.