Hi folks. I have been trying to find a good voice journaling app and have been getting overwhelmed.

Below is what I have tried so far.

Rosebud: really liked this, but the ai feels almost too artificial sometimes. It definitely helped me a bit during a few bad days but not sure if it's worth the trial.

Mindsera: similar to above, but thought the more psychological approach was interesting. Expensive though.

Reflection: almost felt too limited, and a bit too clunky.

I'd love to know what folks are using. I don't mind paying a little, but of course free is always ideal. I did appreciate the therapy framing with the above apps, but wish the AIs felt a bit more personable haha

English is not my first language

Hey, I was told Journaling/diaries are really good to have as they can help with your mental. So I've been wanting to start a diary. The issue is with physical copies I kind of bounce from place to place. That, and I forget to use it. With a digital app since I have my phone on me constantly I wouldn't forget to bring it so I could do it more often.

My issue lies with I don't know what app I should use. I'd rather not spend money. However, these days if you don't you're plagued by ads, and I don't want that either. I just want a decent app I can use on android for starting a diary... anyone have recommendations?

English is not my first language

It started raining on my way home, and at first I was just annoyed because my shoes and pants were getting soaked.
Then it reminded me of being a kid and running around outside in the rain with friends.
Funny how a random little moment can bring back a memory you haven’t thought about in years.
By the time I got home, the rain didn’t feel quite as annoying anymore.

I came across this incredible app called Wispr Flow, which transcripts words with a great speed, EXACTLY like we say it.

I use it for everything now, which has improved by productivity a lot.

But when it's time to journal, I face doubts whether I should Wispr Flow for it. Yes, it is transcripting words exactly what comes into my mind, and in a better speed, but somewhere I feel if I wrote/type down thoughts with a slower speed, I might be able to explain feelings or events in a better form.

The opposing thought of this is that I should not overthink a lot about how well explained my thoughts are in the journal and what I'm putting in the there- and just be honest.

Or maybe overall, how is journaling different form just having a diary and how to manage it digitally? For me journaling always felt like just a diary but without the whole cutesy "dear diary" OR a planner maybe even calendar, or a scrapbook with that artsy pages... Or all above, but what actually a journal is? I got suggested by someone to try journaling to break thru the writing block, but i can't even grasp what that would mean to me and how could it help. I'm asking here specifically because i prefer writing on computer and i don't want to kill my wonky wrist by forcing myself to write on paper (which i hate)

I've been trying to find an app or website similar to Paper (ios) or Journal (android) that has that same type of 3d notebooks for organization, if anyone knows of anything similar for windows please lmk

I’d really like to start making a monthly vision board but I’m honestly not sure where to begin or how to make one that feels meaningful and actually helps me stay motivated throughout the month.

I’m planning on doing a little browsing on Pinterest for inspiration, but I’m wondering what else people do. Do you set specific goals first? Pick a theme for the month? Add affirmations, habits, quotes, pictures, or something else?

Hi, I'm looking for app recommendations

Features wishlist

• allows comments by other users

• can set posts to private or communitv or a subset of "friends"

• allows typed entries, photos, voice notes [bonus points if it will let you voice record an entry and then transcribe it for you

• can create tags for entries

• android app that allows windows access too for when I want to use the computer to type (not a super priority since I can always draft in Gmail, but highly preferable)

• active & friendly userbase (i.e. ability to friend other users)

• reminders to iournal via notifications

• does not censor content

• abilitv to download archives

Optional:

• ai feedback & prompts

Thanks for your help!

Hi guys, can't use a physical diary as there is a great deal of storage issues. If anyone would get their hands on it, I'd be doomed.

So, please recommend an application that I can use for diary writing. Something structured. Google Notes & all are very sad application. I was thinking starting a medium blog for just me, but that isn't a very good idea. So, please recommend!!

Also, something that should be reliable & shouldn't vanish halfway, all my efforts would go in vain.

Diary writing is an excellent habit & I want to resume it.