No templates to keep alive
There is no schema to design and no rollups to fix. Write, file the entry into one of four spaces, and the retrieval side takes care of itself.
Switching from Notion
A Notion journal is a database you have to maintain. This is a journal that maintains itself and gives answers back.
What happens after you write
Notion stores the entry and shows it again when you scroll back.
Your entries become searchable material you can ASK questions of — answered in your own words first, with the source entry shown.
Outside sources
None, or generic AI text with no citation.
1,950+ public-domain classics, 111,000+ attributed quotes, 6,100+ artworks, indexed podcasts, and published research — every answer tied back to one of your entries and cited.
Private vs shared
One private pile, plus an all-or-nothing export.
Entry-by-entry spaces: PRIVATE, PUBLIC, PROJECT, ADVISOR. Family and friends only ever reach what you filed for them.
Legacy
Nothing built in.
FUTURE LETTERS delivered on a date years away, a named digital executor, and printable keepsakes for relatives who will never sign in.
Getting your data out
Varies by plan and format.
Export everything, or only entries since a date, at any time — including entries you wrote here.
There is no schema to design and no rollups to fix. Write, file the entry into one of four spaces, and the retrieval side takes care of itself.
Can I import a CSV of entries?
Yes — CSV with a date column and a body column imports directly, and undated rows are filed in import order.