Write one page.
Keep it for years.
A daily diary that lives on your own phone. One dated page, a prompt if you want one, saved the moment you stop typing. No account, no feed, no streak guilt.
Free to write in, always. Installs from the browser. Your pages stay on your device unless you choose to sync them.
The rain started just as I reached the station, so I stood under the awning and watched the auto drivers argue about nothing at all. Nobody was angry. It was Thursday’s argument, kept for the sake of the day.
I keep thinking about what Meera said about leaving. She said it the way you say you might move a chair.
calm — a still page
Two years ago today: “The first cold morning. I wore the wrong jacket and was happy about it.”
A note from a sponsor
Mitti Studio — hand-thrown stoneware from a two-person studio in Jaipur. The monsoon cups are thrown in runs of forty.
Three rules, and they are the whole product
- One page a day
- Today’s page, dated today. You can revisit any past page, but you cannot write tomorrow’s. The constraint is the reason it works.
- Saved on your device
- Pages are written to your browser’s own storage first. Export everything as Markdown or JSON whenever you like, without asking us.
- One sponsor note a day
- At the foot of a finished page, labelled, capped at one a day, never in a page under forty words, never in the editor. Plus removes it completely.
₹99 a year, or free forever
Writing is never paywalled. Plus is for people who want the page to themselves: no sponsor note, four papers, nine photos a page.
Free
₹0
Everything a diary needs: the page, the prompts, the journal, the memories, export.
Plus, yearly
₹99
₹8.25 a month, paid once. The plan most people choose.
Lifetime
₹599
Once, for the first five thousand. Every future paper included.