Pearl is a journal that visualizes & synthesizes your life, through career challenges, moments of daily gratitude, and more. View your emotion graph, weekly reflection, and use tab to continue, all in one beautiful, intuitive experience.
Thank you for taking the time to check out Pearl!
As journalers ourselves, we know how dedicated this community is to self-improvement and reflection, and we’d love your support and feedback as we build and release new features.
- Lele & Emily 🩷
I love journaling and want to share this with my students since this a great opportunity to provide them with life skills in the technology world. Any recommendations to fully optimize with my students.
I love the interface and the idea is fantastic, I'm already writing my thoughts there :), thank you very much....I hope you can add a dark theme, that would be great!
Congrats on the launch, @cherrilynn_zhang & @emily49!
How does the emotions graph work behind the scenes? Is it AI analyzing journal entries, or do users tag emotions themselves?
LOVE the UI and the name, some guidance would be helpful when writing down the feeling for the day, maybe multiple choices, sometime feeling can be complicated.
I just tried journaling with Pearl and I love it! It looks beautiful and the reflection questions are so thoughtful. Congrats @cherrilynn_zhang and @emily49 on launching this :)
Journaling is amazing for mental health, self perception and it is also useful! I always remember things I journal about more vividly. I wish more people would try it out. I love finding tools that take it to the next level. Good one!
This UX looks great! I like how the reflection works, it's exactly the type of the product that centers around its users.
The visualization emotion part looks cool but not sure if that creates too much mental load.
Anyhow, this is a product I'd use. Congrats :)
whats your target audience, pricing and how are you going to convince them this is safe and private enough?
Congratulations @cherrilynn_zhang @emily49 on launching Pearl! This journal sounds wonderful. Visualizing and synthesizing life through career challenges and daily gratitude is very appealing
