A journal that reads you back
Write like you're texting yourself. It files what you wrote, brings back what today needs, and says in one sentence what was underneath. Then it stops.
Start writing — free
What it says back(2)
One or two sentences after you write. Not a summary, not a lesson.
Third night this week I've stayed past ten. Told myself it was the deadline. It isn't the deadline.
You got to the real reason yourself, halfway through.
Forty minutes on the phone with mom and I hung up feeling worse. She didn't say anything wrong.
Nothing went wrong and it still took something out of you. That's the third call this month you've written about.
That's the whole response. No follow-up question, no plan. The deeper read still happens — it's stored, it shows up in your themes later. It just doesn't get read out at you the night you're tired.
What it brings back(3)
The morning brief pulls forward what you already wrote.
…anyway the meeting ran long. Told J I'd send him the reference photos before he leaves for Busan. Not urgent yet. Need to eat something.
J leaves for Busan tomorrow. The reference photos are still sitting in Tuesday's note.
You never made a task. You wrote half a sentence eleven days ago. This is the only time it speaks first.
Three of these a day at most. Usually one. On a morning when nothing needs you, it says that and gets out of the way.
Inside(4)
No folders to name, no mood to pick. Everything lands somewhere sensible with a title already on it.
Notes
Today on the right, everything you’ve ever written on the left. Type at the bottom like a chat.
- Sort — Separate what you can and can’t control
- Clarify — Turn vague words into clear questions
- Expand — Carry an emotional line further
- Challenge — See a fixed thought another way
It never speaks first. It waits until you ask.
Stream
Day, week, month, year. The week comes back as a paragraph. The month and year show how much you wrote, and when.
Insights
Where your week went, and what keeps coming back. Counted, not scored.
Mindscape
Tags you wrote in the same entry get a line between them. Tap one and everything it holds comes up.
Swear, ramble, contradict yourself twice in one entry. Nothing here flinches.
Free while it's in beta(5)
Everything works and nothing is locked. Paid plans come later.
- ●Unlimited entries
- ●Automatic filing and titles
- ●Morning brief from your own notes
- ●Stream, Insights, Mindscape
- ●Export everything, anytime
Is this therapy?
No, and it won't pretend otherwise. If something you write sounds heavy, you'll get warmth and a nudge toward a person who can help — never a diagnosis.
What does beta mean here?
The app works and your writing is safe. Some things will change, and pricing isn't decided yet.
Who reads my entries?
No person at Prism Dot does. Entries pass through an AI model to be sorted and reflected back, and they aren't used to train it. You can export everything and leave whenever you want.
Does it work in Korean?
Yes — English and Korean both. Write in either one and it answers in the language you used.
Do I need to write every day?
No. No streaks, no reminders to write, nothing turns red when you skip a week.
Can I get my writing out?
All of it, whenever you want.
Write to us
A person reads every one of these, usually the same day. Bugs, questions, or the thing the app got wrong about you.
tajolab1003@gmail.com
A journal that reads you back. By NOVAS.