Premium · Archive concepts

Three ways to keep your notes

Free users get today's note and it's gone tomorrow. Premium keeps the history. Here are three directions for how that history could feel, organized around the same set of past notes. Revisiting is reflection only. Opening an old note never generates a new one.

Option A

The Journal

Time as a diary. Scroll back through your notes, newest first, the affirmation leading each entry. Best for reflection and re-reading. Feels personal and literary.

The Calendar

Time as a grid. Every day you showed up gets a mark, tinted by how you felt. Tap a day to reopen it. Best for seeing your rhythm and consistency at a glance.

The Shelf

Content as a collection. The books you were pointed to become a shelf, and the lines you saved become a small keepsake set. Best for the reading-list and keepsake instinct, and friendliest to the bookshop tie.

Your shelf

Premium

Books you've been pointed to, and lines you kept.

Your reading list

Lines you kept

All three pull from the same archive of past notes, so the choice is about what the history is for: reflection (Journal), rhythm (Calendar), or collection (Shelf). They are not exclusive. A likely real build is one primary view with the others as toggles. Sample content, placeholder covers.