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A page of your own — a quiet daily journal, today's reading, texts to recite, and a to-do list, in the side panel. Daybook is a personal journal that lives in your browser's side panel — quiet, private, and always one click away. • Journal — write a few lines each day; add photos, files, and links. History is delete-only: what you wrote stays what you wrote. An inline calendar shows your writing density across days. • Today — a scrollable feed of things worth a look (tech, open source, design, culture), with category filters. • Recite — keep texts you're memorizing, with a bookmark for where you left off. • To-Do — lightweight tasks grouped by Today / This week / Someday. Private by feel. The Journal tab can be locked behind an optional 4-digit passcode; Today and To-Do stay visible. Sign in with Google — no separate account to create. Daybook is a personal possession, not a productivity dashboard: no social feeds, no tracking, no mood scoring, no AI rummaging through your entries. Just a page of your own.
Jul 20, 2026
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