The "So What Have You Been Up To?" Blackout
You meet a friend after months, they ask what you have been up to, and your mind goes completely blank. Here is why that happens and how to never be caught by it again.
Read moreThoughts on journaling, habits, and privacy.
You meet a friend after months, they ask what you have been up to, and your mind goes completely blank. Here is why that happens and how to never be caught by it again.
Read moreMost people leaving Daylio are not leaving because it is bad. They leave over the subscription, the account, or because mood was never the thing they wanted to track.
Read moreWhich side was the last feed? How long ago? When was the last dirty diaper? At 3 a.m. nobody remembers. Here is a tag setup that answers all three in seconds.
Read moreHeadaches rarely come from nowhere, but the triggers hide in everyday patterns: sleep, caffeine, screens, stress. Here's a simple tag-tracking method to find yours.
Read moreMost journaling apps ask you to write. But writing takes time, mental energy, and discipline. Tags take seconds, and they're surprisingly powerful for tracking patterns.
Read moreMost apps treat your data as a resource to mine. Menikki was built on a different premise: the most personal data you generate should never leave your phone.
Read moreA year-long heatmap compresses 365 days into a single view. Here's how to make sense of the patterns, and what to do when you spot them.
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