Official media kit · iPhone

A little space
to let go.

Write a thought. Feel the paper crumple.
Send it on its way.

Throw It Away pairs a familiar gesture with responsive paper sounds, gentle haptics and six atmospheric spaces. Every throw succeeds.

Planned launch October 16, 2026

ZIP · 37.5 MB · Full-resolution screenshots, preview and editorial brief

23 seconds · Sound on for the paper textures
Download MP4 · Read video description

The idea

One thought. One sheet.
One small moment of release.

A deadline. A conversation on repeat. Tomorrow’s alarm. Type what is on your mind, or tap a suggestion and make it your own. Your words appear on a sheet of paper, ready to crumple and throw.

Paper sounds respond to your movement as the background gently recedes. Then comes a different ending in each space: a familiar bin, moving firelight, a cosmic void, lava, ocean waves or snowfall. There is no score or perfect aim to chase.

Download the English editorial brief ↗

Inside the app

Six spaces. Your own pace.

9 screenshots · 1260 × 2736 PNG
Select any image to open the original.

Launch details

Release
First public release · Version 0.3.0
Planned for October 16, 2026
Platform
iPhone · iOS 18 or later
English
Included
My Room, The Furnace and The Void
Complete Experience
One-time US $2.99 purchase
Volcano, Ocean, Snowfall and no ads
Local prices vary. No subscription.
Made for your pace
Simple button controls, VoiceOver support, Reduce Motion, and separate audio controls
The ritual stays uninterrupted
Bottom banners appear only outside the ritual. Written thoughts stay in the current session and are not uploaded. See our privacy policy for advertising data practices.

About the preview

The preview follows three paper rituals: a handwritten-style note crumples into a ball and lands in a bedroom bin, burns in a furnace, then disappears into a black hole. It shows actual native app footage using the available Simple controls mode. The soundtrack uses the app’s bundled audio, mixed and synchronized to the recording. Haptics can be experienced on iPhone.

These are app screenshots and demonstration materials, not an announcement of Apple featuring or an award.

For editorial enquiries

Created by Yucong Du.

yucongdu@yahoo.com