Write one line.
See what you
keep saying.
A private journal that remembers what you write, and shows you the patterns in your own words.
Cycle tracking and astrology, optional.
Free to start. Your entries are encrypted.
Somewhere to put it,
that keeps hold of it.
Made for people who already write things down, and still can’t say what the last six months added up to.
Three quiet habits.
One small system.
One line counts.
Thirty seconds on a hard night, a full page on a big one. Nothing you write has to be worth reading.
Aligned keeps reading.
Every entry becomes context for the next one. It does the rereading, so you don’t have to scroll back through your own difficult weeks.
It hands it back.
A short note each week. The thing you keep saying. The thing you stopped saying. The thing that wasn’t there last month.
Your rhythm,
made visible.
There is a quiet theme running through your entries this week: the difference between performing presence and actually feeling it.
From someone using it
There’s a bit going on my mind at the moment and I just wanted to get it out … I just transcribed it which was really cool and I feel so much better.
Before you start
What is Aligned?
Aligned is a private journalling app made in Australia. You write a line or a page whenever you want, and Aligned reads across your entries over time and hands back a short weekly note on what keeps coming up. It is free to start, it runs on iPhone and in any web browser, and cycle tracking and astrology are optional context you can leave switched off.
Is Aligned free?
Yes. You can start writing for free and keep journalling for free. There is a premium tier for the deeper weekly and monthly reports, and you’re never charged unless you choose to subscribe.
Is my journal private?
Your entries are encrypted in the database, and they are never sold, published or shared. The only thing that reads them is the AI that writes your reflections back to you.
Do I have to track my cycle?
No. Aligned is a journal first. Cycle tracking and astrology are optional context you can turn on or leave off, and the app works fully without either.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. There’s an iPhone app on the App Store, and a web version that works in any browser, including on Android.