One timeline
Every note, photo, voice memo, clip and table is one timestamped entry. Group a few and the page almost writes itself.
Local-first · yours to keep
Jot down notes, photos and voice memos as the day goes. When you are ready, gather a few into an article, a chapter, a photo essay — whatever the story wants. It all stays on your device. No account, no fee.
See how it works →Made to be usable at any age — no account, no ads, nothing tracked.
One timeline. Many shapes.
The app walks you through exactly this — with a checklist that ticks itself.
A line of text, a snap, a voice memo. One sentence is a whole post — no title, no folder.
Open the app →There is no schedule and nothing to keep up with. New entries land on your timeline in order.
See the timeline →Pick a few entries that belong together and choose how they read — an article, a chapter, a vlog or a poem.
Try it →One passphrase locks your private entries on your device, before they are ever written to disk.
Open Settings →Your public entries become a real web page with a link you can send anyone — free to keep online.
How sharing works →Every note, photo, voice memo, clip and table is one timestamped entry. Group a few and the page almost writes itself.
Mark an entry private and it is locked with AES-256 — the encryption a bank uses — before it touches disk. The key is your passphrase (or a hardware passkey), and it never leaves this device.
Invite a few trusted people into a group that shares one key. No self-service join — the only way in is a one-time link from someone already inside. Post to the circle and chat in its private thread; everything moves between members through that link, a backup file, or your own cloud — never a server.
Every entry, public or private, is compressed before it touches disk — Settings shows your real usage. A whole habit of daily notes is usually a few MB, and it travels as one small file wherever you go.
As you scroll, the palette eases toward the mood of your words and the colours in your photos. It all happens on your device.
Drop in a spreadsheet with Σ / average / min / max / count footers, design presets, coloured columns, and one-tap CSV or Markdown export.
The whole site is plain files a free host serves from a cache near you. Your writing lives in this browser's own storage, compressed so it stays small. The locking uses your browser's built-in encryption. There is no server to run, break into, or bill you for — and nothing to run out of.