Diarly · A quiet place to write
A private-by-default journal. Keep it to yourself, or share anonymously when you choose — your words, your terms.
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Tuesday · evening
Coffee before the meeting. I told her I'm proud of her, and meant it more than I expected to.
Then I sat in the parking lot for a while and listened to the same song twice.
Anonymity Score
The Privacy Helper
Entity detection finds the names, employers, places, and dates that could give you away. One tap swaps each for a stable alias — and that alias sticks across every entry, so your story stays consistent.
An Anonymity Score from 1 to 10 tells you when a draft is safe to publish. Below 6, we hold the publish button.
Draft preview
Privacy HelperCoffee with Sarah near the office on Tuesday.
She told me she's leaving Apex Health next month.
We sat at the corner table at Verve for almost two hours.
Anonymity Score
Masked — safe to publish
Per-entry privacy
Only you. Always the default.
Drafts and personal entries live here. No one else can read them — encrypted at rest, behind row-level access control. Every new entry starts private, so nothing leaves your hands by accident.
Read by: only you.
Anyone reads. No one knows it's you.
Publish without your pen name. The Privacy Helper checks for identifiers first, and the Anonymity Score gates publishing at 6 or higher.
Read by: anyone, identity hidden.
Anyone reads. Your pen name is shown.
Build a free following under a handle you choose. Show only what you want — your real name is never required.
Read by: anyone, under your pen name.
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Build a small, paying audience around the writing that matters most. Pen-name lock-in starts now; payouts ship with launch.
Read by: paying subscribers.
Free gives you one entry a day. Pro keeps your diary unidentifiable, yours forever — and, when subscriptions launch, a way to earn from it.
A stylometry score that asks the question no one else does — could someone identify you from your writing style alone? Checked across your whole journal before you ever publish.
Your entries, encrypted with a key only you hold. Not even we can read them.
Write without a wall. Your sanctuary never runs out of room.
One click brings your years of writing across. Nothing left behind.
Earn from subscribers when creator subscriptions launch.
How it works
From first word to shared page — privacy is the default at every step, never an afterthought.
Start under a pen name or your own. Every entry is private by default — encrypted at rest, yours alone.
Before anything leaves your account, the Privacy Helper quietly masks names, places, and tell-tale details.
Keep it private, post anonymously, or open it to readers. You decide — entry by entry.
Pricing
A calm place to write, always. Upgrade only if you want unlimited entries and stronger anonymity.
One entry a day, forever.
$0forever
For people who write often and want to stay unidentifiable.
$0.99/mo
or $79/yr — save 2 months
Cancel anytime · No card to start.
For creators
Keep most of your subscriber revenue when creator subscriptions launch — transparent split, announced in advance.
FAQ
The honest version. If something here isn't clear, it should be — tell us.
One entry a day, every day — private by default, with the Privacy Helper included. No card, no trial clock.
Pro is $7.99/mo for unlimited entries plus the full set of privacy and export tools. Upgrade only when one entry a day stops being enough.
Yes. Private entries never leave your account — encrypted at rest, behind row-level security. Anonymous and Public entries are reader-readable only because you chose to share them.
No. Pro subscriptions are how this works. Reading and writing surfaces will never carry ads, tracking pixels, or third-party trackers.
Yes. JSON export is available today. PDF and Markdown export ship with the Pro tools.
Anonymous entries carry your pen name, never your account identity. The Privacy Helper masks names and places before you post, so even shared writing keeps your life off the page.
Used by people processing grief, recovery, parenthood, identity — in their own words, on their own terms.
Free — one entry a day. No card needed.