One Line a Day: Micro Journal

Journals die on page three. This one asks for a single sentence. Two hundred characters, once a day. The cap is the feature — it's what kills the blank-page dread that ends every other journaling habit you've started. Thirty seconds and you're done. THEN TIME DOES THE WORK Open the app tomorrow and yesterday's line is waiting. Open it next week and so is the one from seven days ago. Then thirty days. Then ninety, a hundred and eighty, and a year. Your own sentences come back to greet you, unannounced, and they are far stranger and better than you expect. The app is thin on day one and irreplaceable by day ninety — automatically, without you doing anything except writing one line. WHAT'S IN IT - One line a day, 200 characters, in a serif that treats your words as the content and the app as the stationery - Lookbacks on the today screen — never buried: yesterday, 1 week, 1 month, 3…