Pressed: keep the lines worth keeping
Press any line from your journal and it is kept on a page of its own, like a flower pressed between the pages of a notebook.
Some days you write one sentence that you would like to find again.
Press a line. Open your journal, tap Press, and you will see the lines from that day: your wins, your gratitude lines, your affirmation, and each sentence from your free write. Tap one to keep it. Tap it again to let it go.
They collect on a page of their own. Everything you have pressed sits together at Pressed, newest first, grouped by year. Tap any line to open the day it came from.
Open at random. One button opens the page somewhere unexpected, the way you would flick open a real notebook and land in the middle of a year you had half forgotten.
There is no score. This is the part we thought about most. Pressed only ever adds. Nothing decays, dims, expires or resets, there is no streak attached to it, and there is no negative side to the page. A quiet month leaves a thinner page, and that is simply true rather than something to feel bad about.
Nothing is read or judged by a machine. You choose every line yourself. Nothing is scored for sentiment, nothing is guessed at, and no part of your journal is sent anywhere to be analysed. A kept line is also stored as its own copy, so editing the entry later never quietly rewrites what you chose to keep.
Pressed is free on every plan, and only you can see it.