Most journals die on the blank page. Keepdaay does not have one — you send a voice note on Telegram, and it becomes an organised, searchable journal of your life.
Open the Telegram chat you already have open all day and send a voice note or a line of text. No app to launch, no blank page staring back at you.
It transcribes your voice, works out which day you meant — "yesterday", "last March", "when I was a kid" — and asks you if it genuinely can not tell.
Everything lands in a private journal: grouped by day, tagged, mood-scored, with habits and streaks alongside it.
A journal, a mood tracker and a habit tracker that all feed each other.
Speak for three minutes. Every word is transcribed and kept.
Talk about any day, past or present. It files itself correctly.
Every entry is scored 1-5, so you can see your months at a glance.
Streaks that survive a sick week. Miss a day, keep your progress.
Build habits next to the journal that proves you are doing them.
Only you can read your journal — not other users, and not us.
A diary is only useful if you are honest in it, and you can only be honest if you trust where it goes. So, plainly: