Journal
The journal
A journal that holds everything, not just the words.
Write, photograph, record and film it, and keep the documents with it. Everything is encrypted in your browser before it is saved, searchable years later, and yours to export at any time.
Free to join, with an in-app upgrade for optional features.
The day the whole thing turned
It was the ordinary part of an ordinary week, and then it wasn’t. I want to get it down while I still remember which order it happened in.
Walked the long way back. Recorded the rest of it on the way, because I couldn’t have typed it.
The part no other journal can do
Your own writing, read back to you.
Charts and readings built from what you have already written.
“Probably just luck, anyone could have done it.”
These use AI. Nothing is sent until you press the button. Every answer shows you which of your entries it came from, so you can check it against what you actually wrote. 1 a month, or 8 on the paid plan.
What goes in it
However you want to say it that day.
Never start at a blank page again.
84 templates in 15 groups. Each one opens with its questions already written and space left for the answers: headings, tick boxes, numbered lists, and fields you can fill in or delete. Edit any of them, or save your own.
Healing is the first group. Templates for working through what happened: the events themselves, the patterns, what set them off, boundaries, and what you know to be true.
A question, for the days you don’t know where to start.
425 questions in 10 packs. Open a pack and work through it, or use the single question waiting on your journal page each day. Each pack tracks how many you have answered, and that count is worked out in your own browser, so it is never sent here.
Healing is the first pack. 53 questions written for people working through what was done to them, rather than general self-reflection.
What did you tell yourself today that you would not let a friend say about themselves?
Every day you wrote, and the dates that matter.
One month at a time. Days you wrote on are marked, days with a photograph show the photograph, and clicking any day opens what you wrote. Move through the months with the arrows, and jump back to the current one at any point.
Dates that matter. A birthday, an anniversary, the day you lost someone. Your own label and color, repeating each year with the years counted. 2 dates, or unlimited on the paid plan.
Reminders on those dates. An email before the month starts, a week out, three days, two days, the day before, or the morning itself. 1 reminder on each date, or unlimited on the paid plan.
15 entries this month
Everything you kept, on one page.
Every photograph, clip, recording and document from a journal, newest first, with the date on each one. Click any of them and it opens the entry it came from.
A personality type, read from your own writing.Uses AI
No questionnaire. A type in plain English, a score on each of the five traits, and a line of your own writing behind every score.
It reads you in periods. A rough winter shows up as a rough winter, not as your personality.
It tells you where it is wrong. A journal holds more bad days than good ones, so the scores lean that way, and the assessment says so itself.
You deflect credit and absorb blame, but across this record there is movement.
“Winter is a pattern in this record, not a personality trait.”
The patterns, not just the words.Uses AI
Counting the words you repeat is free and happens in your browser. This names the pattern behind those words, with a line of your own writing under each.
“My fault for bringing it up at all.”
Finding it again
A journal you actually go back and read.
Privacy
It is encrypted.
Your journal is encrypted in your browser before it is saved, with a key made from a passphrase only you have.
I want to get it down while I still remember which order it happened in. Walked the long way back afterwards.
That is the whole row. No title, no preview, no search index.
What that means for you: nobody here can reset a passphrase, because nobody here has it. You are given a recovery code when you start. Keep it somewhere safe and you always have a way back in.
It stays yours
Leave with all of it, any day you like.
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Free to join, and writing is never rationed on any plan.
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