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Show HN: I fixed journaling for myself

66 点作者 kuehle将近 3 年前
Journaling is a great practice to learn more about yourself - if done daily.<p>I tried it multiple times and couldn&#x27;t stick to it.<p>This project is how I finally fixed it for myself.<p>It works by eliminating my excuses.<p>There is only one question a day that I&#x27;ll answer - no time spent on &quot;finding the perfect topic&quot;.<p>I only need to go to the page - not find my notebook or create a new note&#x2F;paragraph in another app.<p>I only left myself a relatively small input area, less than a page in a small notebook - that way the commitment doesn&#x27;t feel too big.<p>I really enjoy the process and it has become something that I do early in the morning - a little bit of time for myself.<p>It&#x27;s now public because I am sure it could work for you too.<p>Bonus: The data is all local, the input will be saved in the browser (IndexedDB) while I type, no login necessary - the full journal is accessible as a CSV (bottom right).<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;dailyprompt.org" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;dailyprompt.org</a>

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tinyprojects将近 3 年前
This is really cool OP - did you create the list of prompts?<p>I&#x27;m working on Paper Website[1], which lets you turn a handwritten journal into a tiny daily blog. I&#x27;ve written nearly 150 posts[2] this way, and I think what&#x27;s made me so consistent is having an &quot;audience&quot;. It sounds weird, but there&#x27;s ~200 email subscribers to my journal, and it&#x27;s had nearly 200k page views. Knowing people are reading my stuff motivates me to keep going - I&#x27;ve tried regular journaling before and it just feels like I&#x27;m writing into the void.<p>I&#x27;m interested in your prompts because often people don&#x27;t know what to write about - it&#x27;s an awesome primer to start.<p>[1] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;paperwebsite.com" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;paperwebsite.com</a> [2] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;daily.tinyprojects.dev" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;daily.tinyprojects.dev</a>
nemo1618将近 3 年前
I had an idea for something like this, although it would require a bit more up-front effort. Basically, you provide a list of important people, interests, and events in your life, and then the prompts are generated dynamically based on that information. So instead of a prompt like &quot;Write about a time in your life when you struggled with a choice and made the right one,&quot; you&#x27;d get something like &quot;If you had to take a vacation with [Tom], where would you go and what would you do?&quot; or &quot;When&#x27;s the last time you went [kayaking]? Do you think [Jake] would want to go with you?&quot; etc.
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stomczyk09将近 3 年前
What a great idea for people that don&#x27;t have too much time! I personally try to stick with the same topic every night(something on the theme of &quot;what went well&quot; or &quot;what are you grateful for&quot;). However, this is a great way to speed things up and start putting ideas&#x2F;thoughts on paper. Also keeping it locally stored is great from a privacy standpoint.<p>My only question: is there an &quot;open&quot; feature that makes the prompt optional for folks who maybe have something more pressing to journal about than something that the prompt may suggest that day?
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Evidlo将近 3 年前
Cool idea. Include an about page somewhere. Where do you pull the questions from?<p>Also a random idea is that you allow people to save their entry directly into a git repo, which feels a bit safer than browser storage. I think there&#x27;s a way to do that from the web.
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barthelomew将近 3 年前
This does look very interesting. I like it.<p>I shall admit I&#x27;ve spent too much time though building my own journalling apps too. What&#x27;s the right tradeoff- I wonder - between writing your own journalling apps v&#x2F;s time spent journalling.
pidusd将近 3 年前
This is awesome! Had been looking for something like this for a while.<p>Small suggestion&#x2F;question (you would have probably thought about it and I wonder if you consciously decided against it) - why not provide a way to seamlessly store it in cloud storage - google drive, etc?
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ComputerCat将近 3 年前
Hmm I like the idea of prompts, it has always helped me when trying to think of what to write... but I also like the actual act of physically writing on paper. This is a great idea for somebody who prefers to work on the computer though!
perilunar将近 3 年前
Really nice. I love how lightweight the page is. I think it just needs an about page or overlay with a note about privacy. (Btw, the &lt;style&gt; element should go inside the head, not before it.)
em-bee将近 3 年前
i am confused by the prompt i am getting: &quot;<i>Write about a time in your life when you struggled with a choice and made the right one</i>&quot;<p>i understand journaling to be about today, not something eventful in the past. that prompt i&#x27;d be tempted to answer with a multi page essay.<p>the key for me for journaling is habit. the habit to do this every day, and not to skip. the prompt doesn&#x27;t matter. i just write about anything noteworthy from that day.<p>with a plain text editor, into a file.<p>it&#x27;s not ideal though. it&#x27;s the last thing i do before going to sleep, and once in a while i miss an entry. and on some days, i feel there is nothing to write.
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bovermyer将近 3 年前
Nicely done. I love simple apps like this. Bonus points for local data.
BeetleB将近 3 年前
Prompts for journals is an old concept. You can buy lots of (physical) journals that have 1-3 questions as a prompt on each day.<p>Personally, I tried it and still failed to maintain it.
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stakkur将近 3 年前
Well done, and the one-click download&#x2F;local data was exactly my first thought when visiting. One question: why CSV?
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mettamage将近 3 年前
I use Day 1 and talk into it, listen back and reflect