Opening Book of Days…
YOUR WORDS
This beta is available to invited readers for early testing. Keep a private export of writing you want to preserve.
The design encrypts writing, chapter titles, revision history, and preferences in your browser before saving. The server stores the encrypted book and protected copies of its key. The password you enter and your recovery key are not sent to the server. Your browser creates a separate sign-in credential for Supabase. To keep your book open through refreshes, this tab retains access to a non-exportable book key on your device for up to 12 hours. Signing out clears that access.
Your account email, account activity, encrypted book size, revision number, and saving times are not hidden by book encryption. The account provider handles sign-in credentials.
This is a web app: you still trust the code delivered to your browser and the device you use. We do not promise protection from a compromised device or altered app code.
AI reflection is available for the linked beta account. Its Gmail and Google Drive source choices apply to future readings. Manual writing remains your own.
One password signs you in and opens your book. You can save a recovery key after opening your book or in Settings. A password-reset email verifies your account, but your saved recovery key is needed to restore existing writing. If both your password and recovery key are lost, we cannot recover the saved book through its storage system.
Export your writing whenever you like. Exports are readable files: keep them somewhere private. Account deletion removes your active account and book; backup copies may remain until the provider’s retention period ends.
Coming soon
I've been learning my way around the stars.
Soon, I'll be here to explore the patterns, questions, and possibilities in your Book of Days.
Until then, keep living. There's nothing you need to prepare.
A book of your days, held by the months and the moon. Write as life unfolds. Return to what you want to keep.
The stars are an adapted view of bright stars above the reference location for your saved time zone. During daylight, the book looks toward the coming evening. Their spacing and quiet motion are expressive; this is not a sky-navigation chart. No device location is requested.
Star coordinates adapted from the HYG v4.1 database by David Nash / Astronexus, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0. Star catalogue · Data licence.
For the linked beta account, readings draw from the sources you choose: Gmail and Google Drive. They offer a warm reading companion for a bounded month. Sources stay beside each reading so you can return to the material yourself.
Reflections are interpretations, and may miss something. Your review and chatimah remain your own. Weekly checkpoints stay quiet; a completed monthly draft can bring one phone notification.
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