Your journal

Search

Two ways to find anything you've recorded:

Where to find it

Bottom navigation → Search.

Type a query. Keyword results appear as you type (with a small debounce).
Toggle "By meaning" to switch to semantic search. Results only appear after you press Enter (to keep usage sane).
Filter by type: thoughts, tasks, or both.
Filter by category: one of the nine domains (Work, Health, Home, Relationships, Money, Learning, Fun, Meaning, Tech).
Filter by emotion: opens a sheet grouped by Positive / Neutral / Negative. Tap a group to add all its emotions, or drill down to pick specific ones (42 in total).
Filter by date range: Today, Tomorrow, This week, Next week, This month, Next month, or a custom range.
Tap a recent search chip to re-run it. Clear with the X.
Tap a result to open the entry.

Keyword search is local. It reads your cached entries, results are instant and work offline. It looks inside titles, tags, summaries, and saved transcript text.
Semantic search is a cloud call. It costs tokens, so it's rate-limited to protect capacity. If you hit the limit you'll see "Rate limit exceeded. Please wait a few minutes.", just wait and try again.
Semantic results are re-ranked by tag match, domain match, recency, and importance, so a slightly less "similar" but clearly more relevant entry can rise.
Recent searches are remembered between sessions and saved locally on your phone only.
For mood-based filtering, use the emotion filter (grouped by valence). Typing an emoji into the search box filters by the word, not by emotional semantics.

No plan gating for either mode. Semantic search has a per-hour safety rate limit that applies to all plans.