It lives on your desktop, not in your taskbar.
A small card that blends into your wallpaper with Windows 11 acrylic — frosted glass, no hard edges. It stays behind your other windows. It's there when you look, invisible when you don't. No tab to switch to. No app to open. It's just... there. Like a sticky note, but nicer, and it never loses its stick.
It asks better questions than a blank page.
The blank page is why most journals die. Yours starts with a real question — and a fresh one appears on its own, every 10 minutes by default, anywhere from 1 minute to once a day. Don't like the one showing? Click the refresh arrow. Never a staring cursor again.
- What would make tomorrow easier?
- What's taking up too much space in your mind right now?
- What small win can you give yourself credit for today?
- What do you want to remember about today?
↑ four of the hundred-plus that come built in
Click, and you're already writing.
Click the card and your journal editor opens with the prompt already filled in as the title. WordPress, your blog, a note app — any URL works. Pro move: add {prompt} to your editor's URL and the question lands in the title field for you. You go from "I should write something" to writing in one click.
- Fades away when idle — hover to bring it back
- Lives in your system tray — not your taskbar
- Starts with Windows — ready the moment you sit down, if you want
- You decide what Close does — minimize to tray, or actually quit
- No streaks. No badges. No guilt. The card doesn't judge. It just asks.