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Name the day, one gentle check-in at a time.

Five quiet lines for noticing how your days feel: the daily check-in, journal notes, tags, and look-backs over weeks and months. Every line leaves from Today, and there are no wrong answers on any of them.

Map of the five practices, all leaving from the Today interchange. DC1 DC2 DC3 DC4 DC5 DCT A day with a name JN1 JN2 JN3 JN4 JN5 JNT A journal in your own words TG1 TG2 TG3 TG4 TG5 TGT Threads you can follow WK1 WK2 WK3 WK4 WK5 WKT A week you can read at a glance MO1 MO2 MO3 MO4 MO5 MOT A month you can look back on

Interchange

Today

Every practice starts from today’s check-in. Pick a line on the map or below the headline to see where it calls.

Departures

Five practices. Board the one that fits.

Each daily practice runs as its own line, with small steps as stations and something to look back on at the end. Choose a row to see every stop.

The route

Every station is one small step.

Nothing to master and nothing to score. Ride a line from its first stop to its terminus at your own pace, and step off whenever you like.

Line DC · Platform 1

The Daily Check-in

Once a day, stop and name how it feels. Pick a mood, add what was part of the day if you like, and save it. That is the whole check-in.

  • Mood
  • Tags
  • Note
  1. DC1

    Find a quiet moment

    Morning coffee, the bus home or the edge of the bed: any moment works.

  2. DC2

    Name the mood

    Pick the word that fits best today, from bright to heavy.

  3. DC3

    Add what was part of it

    Sleep, work, friends, time outdoors: tap the tags that belong to today.

  4. DC4

    A line, if you like

    A short note in your own words. Leave it blank on days without words.

  5. DC5

    Save and let it be

    The day takes its colour on the week strip. Nothing to fix, nothing to grade.

  6. DCT · Terminus

    A day with a name

    Today, saved with its mood and the small things that were part of it.

Try a check-in

Name the mood. Then see the week.

Pick how Thursday feels, tap what was part of it and add a line if you like. Save it and the week strip beside it takes its colour, with the moods and tags counted underneath.

Today’s check-in

Example week · your note stays in this browser tab

This week

Check-ins

    Signal check

    Find the entry that fits.

    Three small prompts about how the journal works. There is no wrong feeling here, only a line that fits the question better. Pick one and the signal answers gently.

    Tuesday Later, you want to gather every day you spent time outdoors.

    Pick the entry you think fits.

    Terminus

    Every line ends somewhere to look back from.

    No finish line and no score. Each practice arrives at something of your own: a named day, a journal, threads, a readable week, a month.

    • A smiling woman with grey hair holding a blue mug by a bright window

      DCT · Terminus

      A day with a name

      Today, saved with its mood and the small things that were part of it.

      LineThe Daily Check-in Plat.1 Stops5
    • Hands writing with a pen in a spiral notebook on a wooden desk beside a striped cup

      JNT · Terminus

      A journal in your own words

      Notes that sit next to the days they belong to, ready when you want to read back.

      LineJournal Notes Plat.2 Stops5
    • A rainbow-striped notebook with a gold pen, washi tape and paper clips on a white table

      TGT · Terminus

      Threads you can follow

      A handful of tags that fit your life, each one a way back into your days.

      LineTags & Threads Plat.3 Stops5
    • A woman walking alone through a golden wheat field towards a line of green trees

      WKT · Terminus

      A week you can read at a glance

      Seven colours in a row, and the words and tags that go with them.

      LineThe Week Look-back Plat.4 Stops5
    • A hand writing with a green pencil in a ring-bound monthly planner

      MOT · Terminus

      A month you can look back on

      Weeks of small check-ins that add up to a picture of your own month.

      LineThe Month Look-back Plat.5 Stops5
    A woman reading on a red bench in a green garden, framed by tall trees

    Platform 0 · all lines

    Boarding from any mood

    1. 01

      Every line leaves from Today. Come as you are: bright, flat or somewhere in between.

    2. 02

      A check-in needs only a mood. Tags and a note are there when you want them.

    3. 03

      Missed a day? It simply stays empty. Pick up again whenever you like.

    4. 04

      Your weeks and months gather on their own, ready to look back on.

    Mind the gap, kindly.

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    Plans

    One subscription, every line.

    Pick the plan that suits you. You can cancel from your profile at any time.

    Announcements

    Questions from the platform.

    Something else on your mind? The contact page reaches a person.

    Contact us
    Announcement 01 What goes into a check-in?

    A mood, chosen from a short list. You can add the tags that were part of the day and a short note, but both are optional.

    Announcement 02 Do I have to check in every day?

    No. Check in when it suits you. A day without a check-in simply stays empty when you look back.

    Announcement 03 How do tags help?

    Tags name what filled a day, like sleep, work or time outdoors. Looking back, you can see which moods tend to sit beside each tag.

    Announcement 04 How do I look back?

    Read back over your own entries: a week of moods and tags side by side, or a whole month, with every note still there in your words.

    Announcement 05 Is this therapy or medical advice?

    No. It is a personal mood journal for noticing how your days feel. It does not diagnose or treat anything and is not a replacement for professional care.

    Announcement 06 Who can see my entries?

    Your entries belong to your account. The privacy policy explains how your data is handled.

    Announcement 07 How do I cancel my subscription?

    From your profile page, at any time. The subscription policy explains how billing and cancellation work.