Journal
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The days go by in a blur, and the blur keeps no minutes. Journal takes them: a line for today, a mood from glum to beaming, the entry itself at whatever length the day earned, and the date. Six months on, reading back is like getting letters from someone who knows you suspiciously well.
This is not a screenshot. It's the real tool, running right here — go on, put something in it.
Open the demo full-screen: /demos/journal.html
What it keeps
- Todayshort text
- Moodchoice · 😞 / 😕 / 😐 / 🙂 / 😊
- Entrynotes
- Datedate
Questions people ask
How does this Journal work?
Each entry holds a line about today, a mood on a five-face scale, the entry itself, and the date. Some days that's three sentences; some days the one line and a face is plenty, and that counts too.
What if I miss days? I always abandon journals.
Nothing happens, which is the design. There are no streaks and no reproach — the page simply waits, and an entry a week kept for years beats a daily habit abandoned in February.
Can anyone read my journal?
No one but you. It's a single HTML file running offline in your browser — no account, no cloud, no company with a copy. The most private kind of diary: one that never leaves the page, in a file you own forever.
Fits your knife at weight 1. Nothing here is final — Knife follows Life. Reforging within your tier is free, forever. Add it, drop it, reforge later; the file stays yours either way.