Ditch the stress, stack the happy.

Life's too short for stress. Track gratitude, good deeds & compliments. Focus on the good stuff with Gratty. It's self-care made simple.

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Gratty Makes Happiness Personal

Track your daily wins see what friends appreciate about YOU in Gratty! But Gratty doesn't stop there! The app's AI reminds you of what truly makes YOU happy, giving you a personalized happiness boost.

The Positive Social Network

Gratty focuses solely on gratitude posts - what friends appreciate about YOU and the things that make you happy - that's it. No humblebrag posts, battling for likes, or things that others talk about that bring sadness or anger.

Give and Record Gratitude

Say "thanks" discreetly & keep gratitude private. Express appreciation to friends & privately record things you're grateful for.

AI Reminds You What Makes You Happiest

Gratty's AI learns what sparks YOUR joy from your posts. No more one-size-fits-all – get personalized reminders of the things that truly make you smile!

Your Personalized Happy Place

Your Happy Haven awaits! Gratty curates your own personalized happy place. See the positive traits friends see in you, rediscover what sparks your joy, and revisit your favorite happy memories – all in one nurturing space!

Unlock Happiness, Resilience, and Success

Science is revealing the incredible power of gratitude. It's not just about good manners; it's a powerful tool for boosting your well-being and achieving your goals.

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Boosts Happiness and Reduces Stress

Studies by Robert Emmons & Michael McCullough

show that practicing gratitude can significantly increase happiness and decrease stress. By focusing on the good things in your life, you train your brain to see the positive, leading to a more optimistic outlook and a calmer state of mind.

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Gratitude Lifts Motivation

Feeling grateful for your skills and accomplishments fuels your motivation. As highlighted on

iCliniq,

gratitude fosters a sense of purpose and a desire to keep striving for what you want.

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Help People Cope with Traumatic Events

Research by

Julie Vieselmeyer, Jeff Holguin, and Amy Mezullis

demonstrates the power of gratitude in helping people cope with traumatic events. By focusing on things you're thankful for, you build resilience and a positive outlook that aids in the healing process.

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Gratitude Results in Long-Term Positive Brain Changes

Gratitude isn't just a fleeting feeling. Studies by

Joshua Brown and Joel Wong

show that practicing gratitude can lead to long-term changes in your brain. By rewiring your neural pathways, gratitude strengthens your ability to experience joy and positivity.

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