Send a voice note or photo to your bot. It's transcribed, summarised, and searchable months later — on a small server you can verify at any time.
Free to try · No app to install · Works on your phone
Capture it where it's easy. Review it where it's useful.
Send voice notes, photos, quick texts. Set reminders (/remindme call the dentist Tuesday). Ask things in the moment. No new app to open — Telegram is already in your pocket.
Calendar with your mood by day, full search, trend charts, entry editing, tag management. When you sit down with a coffee on Sunday to read back the week — this is where you do it.
A typical day's entries. Voice notes get a 🎙, photos a 📸. Each entry shows the mood your tone implied and the tags the AI picked up (people, places, activities, topics).
Date with Kate at the IFC; talked about the Mexico trip on the walk back.
Lunch with John — he's torn between the bigger offer and the team he'd leave.
8-mile easy run along the Hudson before work. Felt strong.
Tap any entry and it opens up: the original audio, the AI's summary, the full transcript, the tags, and the location if you sent one.
8-mile easy run along the Hudson before work. Felt strong.
— continues for ~2 more minutes, fully transcribed
Once you have a few weeks of data, the stats and entries pages start connecting the dots for you. Here's a sample of what it looks like at ~2 months in (dummy data).
entries
124
active days
52 / 60
longest streak
14
avg mood
+0.31
sentiment by day — last 60 days
what lifts you · what drains you
🔭 on the horizon
No app to install. You already have Telegram (or you'll install it once).
One tap. The bot greets you and creates your account.
A voice note about your day. A quick text. A photo of something you don't want to forget. Send it all to your bot like you would a friend.
Your entries listed by day, a calendar coloured by mood, a map of where you were, and an "ask" box that searches your own thoughts.
Lots of "private" journals route your audio through a third-party AI provider. This one runs the AI on its own server.
Transcription, summarisation, and the chat assistant all run on the same server that holds your journal. The current configuration does not call out to third-party AI providers — verify at /status.
Your transcripts, summaries, mood labels, and tags are stored encrypted with a per-user key. A database leak yields ciphertext for those fields. (Embeddings used for search are not encrypted in this version — see /privacy for the full story.)
One click downloads your entries, audio, photos, and embeddings as a ZIP. Another click — with a typed confirmation — removes your account from the active database. Encrypted backups are purged within 30 days.
No Google Analytics, no Mixpanel, no Sentry, no third-party AI APIs. What you see is the whole list.
No card, no install, no decision to take back. If you don't like it, one button erases everything.
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