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a page that grows with you. the paper now opens as you write. a new rule appears only when your words reach it, so the page is never emptier or shorter than the day you're having. long days still dissolve softly at the edges, and now whole words melt away instead of half a letter. three new cursive hands, too: 'ribbon', warm and flowing, 'quill', slanted and quick, and 'clover', an easy everyday hand. settings now shows you the hand that is really drawing your words. and the first page asks a little less of you, with an opening line that meets you at the hour you're writing. three lines a day, as ever.
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triday is the smallest possible diary: three lines, once a day. Open it at night, write three short lines about your day, and close it. No streaks to protect. No endless feed. No setup. That is the whole thing. Why three lines? A blank journal is intimidating and a busy planner is noisy. Three lines is small enough to actually do every day, and honest enough to mean something. Week by week, they quietly become the record of your life. WHAT YOU GET - One entry a day, three lines long. Gentle, never demanding. - A soft prompt to start you off, whenever you want one. - On this day: reread what you wrote one, two, and three years ago. - Private by default. Your words stay on your device. - Optional iCloud sync across iPhone and iPad. - A calm, beautiful design with nothing to learn. A diary for people who think they do not have time to keep one. A minute a day for reflection, gratitude, and a little calm. triday. three lines, every day. https://triday.xyz/privacy https://triday.xyz/terms
What's new · 1.9.2
a page that grows with you. the paper now opens as you write. a new rule appears only when your words reach it, so the page is never emptier or shorter than the day you're having. long days still dissolve softly at the edges, and now whole words melt away instead of half a letter. three new cursive hands, too: 'ribbon', warm and flowing, 'quill', slanted and quick, and 'clover', an easy everyday hand. settings now shows you the hand that is really drawing your words. and the first page asks a little less of you, with an opening line that meets you at the hour you're writing. three lines a day, as ever.
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