Your journal

Feed, thoughts, and tasks

The home screen. A scrollable list of everything you've recorded, with the newest entries on top. Thoughts and tasks live on separate tabs.

Where to find it

Bottom navigation → Feed (default).

Header: a tappable pill showing your streak and entry count. Tap it to open Insights.
Tabs: Thoughts and Tasks, plus filter/sort controls above the list.
Entry cards: one per recording, newest first.
Floating record button: the breathing mint circle at the bottom.

Each card shows the most useful bits of a recording:

Importance marker: tasks show a small colored dot next to the timestamp. Color shifts by importance tier.
Title: AI-generated, short, editable.
Summary: one or two lines, truncated with an ellipsis.
Type badge: "Thought" or "Task".
Due date (tasks), "Due Friday", "Due in 3 days".
Emotion chip: the primary emotion with subject, if detected.
Domain chip: one of the nine life areas.
Tags: up to a few, with a "+N more" indicator when collapsed.
Timestamp: relative ("2 m ago", "Tuesday"), refreshed automatically.
Completion checkmark (tasks), shows when done.

Tap a card to open its detail screen.
Long-press a card to quick-edit title and summary inline. Focus out any field to save.
Swipe right on a task → toggle complete.
Swipe left on any entry → move to trash (soft delete).
Pull down to refresh: re-syncs with the cloud.
Filter by importance: the menu above the list: All / High / Medium / Low.
Sort: Newest, Most important, Oldest.

The feed never reads directly from the cloud. It reads a local cache that the app keeps in sync. That's why entries stay visible offline and appear instantly after you record.
A brand-new recording gets a short highlight fade on its card (about a second and a half) when it lands, to help you spot it.
Delete is soft. Deleted entries stay recoverable server-side for 14 days; you won't see them in the feed but they're not gone forever right away.
Inline editing hides the record button until you dismiss the keyboard, so you don't bump the FAB by accident.
If a recording is still processing, the card shows a subtle processing indicator and fills in as the AI completes fields.
If AI processing fails, a warning badge appears on the card and you can edit the fields by hand.