Naori
Set your thoughts down and let your mind rest.
Your day, on paper.
A time capsule, yours alone.
You write on your phone, and the page locks with your fingerprint before it leaves it. Naori doesn’t read what you write.
Open today’s page Free. No card.
The page of the day
Every day you have a page. You write what you want, as much as you want, without having anything in particular to say. You stick on a photo, make a drawing, note down a dream, put a leaf or a sun next to a line. You write in your own ink, and in the evening the page darkens along with the day. A month or a year from now, you find it all there, in its day.
When something’s on your mind
You have three writing exercises at hand. You can unfold a moment into what happened, what went through your mind, what you felt and where, in your body. You can look at what weighs on you with kind eyes, or keep one good thing, however small.
You open them only when you look for them.
They were designed by a psychotherapist, drawing on CBT and art therapy. They are not therapy and do not replace it.
Yours
Your journal opens with your fingerprint, face or screen lock, and if your phone can’t, with a journal password you choose. What you write is locked on your phone before it leaves it, so not even Naori can read your journal. You can take it with you in a single file and delete it completely, at any time.
What you wrote, back to you
Naori doesn’t read or interpret what you write.
Many apps tell you what your writing means. Naori doesn’t. It sets your days side by side, in your own words: what you wrote a week ago, the colours of your month, a page with the days you choose, to keep or to give to someone. You find the meaning yourself, at your own pace.
Free
Naori is free, with everything in it. No subscription, no card, no ads.
The journal is free: writing, photos, drawings, dreams, tools, search and export.
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