Use case · Journal
A private journal that only you can read
A journal is only honest if you trust where it is kept. MnemoNotes encrypts every entry on your device before it syncs, so the most personal thing you write is unreadable to anyone else, including me.
Write whenever it comes to you
Press Alt+N, write, save. Every entry is dated when you
create it, so the home page is your journal: newest first, grouped by day. No
template to fill in and no daily page to open first.
Look back by date, person or theme
Tag entries with the people in them (@Mum) and the themes you keep
coming back to (#sleep, #running,
#gratitude). Then look back: every entry about #running
last spring, or everything you wrote in the week of a move. Search happens on your
device, so even what you look for stays private.
First 10k since the injury
Slow, but no pain in the knee. The physio was right about the shorter stride.
On your phone and laptop, even offline
MnemoNotes runs in the browser on any device and keeps its own copy of your journal, so you can write without a connection. Unlock it with your fingerprint or face using a passkey; nothing secret is typed or sent.
Yours to keep
Export your journal at any time as a single text file, JSON or a folder of Markdown files, on your device. Coming from Obsidian? Import your vault and your tags come with it.
One thing to know
Because only you hold the keys, I cannot reset them. When you create your account you get a recovery key: keep it somewhere safe. If you lose every passkey, your passphrase and the recovery key, your journal cannot be recovered.