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Today is a privacy-first journaling app built for thinking clearly, without managing a system. I built it after realizing I was spending more time tweaking my “second brain” than using my first. One page a day, locked at midnight. No edits, no cleanup. Memory Rail brings back relevant past thoughts as you write. Fully offline and private. Now available on Android.
I spent more time tweaking my “second brain” than actually using my first 😅
Every time an old idea came back, I’d go blank, then waste time digging through notes that never really helped.
That frustration led to a simple question:
What if journaling didn’t require any system at all?
So I built the opposite:
- One page per day
- Locks at midnight
- Fully offline
At first it felt restrictive, but it actually made thinking easier. No editing, no organizing, no pressure.
Memory Rail came later, almost as a correction to my original problem. Instead of searching your past, it brings the right parts back while you write.
After launching on desktop, a lot of people asked for a mobile version, so this is that step.
Curious how this feels on Android, especially for quick, everyday journaling.
I’ve been using the desktop app for some time now and was eagerly waiting for the mobile version, awesome to see it finally launched! Looking forward to using it on the go 🙌
It's been a few days since I have started using the "Today" app. Unlike any other note making app, this is straightforward, minimalistic and yet has gorgeous themes. While the features like memory rail are indeed attractive, its core theme of locked notes per day truly makes for honest journaling discipline.
Been using this since beta and it genuinely feels different. No clutter, no pressure to organize, just open it and think. The midnight reset is underrated, it actually helps you move on instead of over-editing yesterday. Feels more like a mental space than an app.
The midnight lock is the reality check I didn't know I needed. I used to spend hours 'cleaning up' my notes, but Today forced me to stop performing and start actually thinking. The Memory Rail is like a conversation with my past self—it pulls up exactly what I forgot I knew, right when I need it. If you’re tired of managing a complex 'second brain' and just want your first one to work better, this is it.
About Today for Mobile on Product Hunt
“Write today. Let your past thoughts find you.”
Today for Mobile was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 21 upvotes and 9 comments, placing #15 on the daily leaderboard. Today is a privacy-first journaling app built for thinking clearly, without managing a system. I built it after realizing I was spending more time tweaking my “second brain” than using my first. One page a day, locked at midnight. No edits, no cleanup. Memory Rail brings back relevant past thoughts as you write. Fully offline and private. Now available on Android.
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