A journal that remembers
Your journal is full of half-made promises to yourself. Moiré keeps them.
The things you meant to do get buried in old entries. Moiré gives these open loops somewhere to go.
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No tags, no templates. Just write.
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Pick what to hold onto, in your own words.
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When it’s due, when you write about it again, or in your Sunday look back.
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Tick it off or let it go. Both count.
Open loops
Tasks, goals and wishes, kept in your words. Gentle check-ins that back off when you’re busy.
This week
Ongoing
Someday
Your Fragments
The themes you return to, connected over time, so you can see what’s been on your mind.
Weekly look back
A few lines on what your week held, a line you wrote, and a moment to sort what’s still open. No stats, no streaks.
And when something keeps coming up in your writing, Moiré might gently ask if you want to make it a goal.
Your week
This week · Sep 28 – Oct 4
You wrote four times this week, mostly about feeling stuck at uni and wanting more time for yourself. Friendship came up as the bright spot.
A line from your week
“today i finally had time to think.”
Still open · 1 of 2 sorted
Carried into next week
This is the third time you’ve written about feeling stuck.
Want to make it a goal? Find one thing to work towards
Why Moiré
“I’d brain dump in my journal and feel better for a moment. Then nothing came of it, and the things I wrote I needed to do, I’d soon forget.”
Moiré is the journal I wanted: one where writing something down is the start of it, not the end.
Keyue, maker of Moiré
No. You just write. Moiré suggests what might be worth holding onto, and you decide. Nothing is added without you.
It checks in rarely, backs off when you ignore it, and anything can be snoozed or let go in a tap.
No. When something keeps coming up in your writing, it may ask if you want to make it a goal. You decide.
Only you can see your journal. To find your open loops and themes, entries are processed by OpenAI’s API. You can delete any entry at any time.
That’s fine. Moiré shows what’s still open when you come back, and your Sunday look back catches you up.
Nothing to tag. Nothing to organise. Just write.
Start writing →