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Get what's in your head out.

Inlet is a private place to capture your days and set your aims — a few short prompts a day, and a memory of your life that grows as you go.

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Capture

Answer a few short prompts a day: a check-in, a photo, a small memory. No blank page, no forms.

Intentions

Set an aim for today or tomorrow and carry it forward until it lands. The things you meant to do stop slipping away.

Throughline

Look back on a living picture of you that grows as you go, so your days don't just blur past.

Private by default

Your journal is yours alone. Nothing you write is shared unless you choose to — a group sees you're showing up, never your words.

Inlet lives best on your phone

Morning and evening, wherever the day happens. The Android app is the same Inlet, one tap from your home screen.

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Questions people ask

Is Inlet free?

Yes. Writing, prompts, aims, and your day summaries are free today, with no trial clock and no card. If paid features arrive later, what you've already written stays yours and stays readable.

Can anyone else read my journal?

No. Not other members, and not the people in your own group. Joining a group shares that you're showing up — never a word of what you wrote.

What makes this different from a notes app?

Notes wait for you to have something to say. Inlet hands you a short prompt, then reads back what you've written over months and keeps a living picture of you — what happened, and what you're still aiming at.

Is Inlet a diary app?

Not quite. A diary holds what you wrote and leaves it there. Inlet reads back what you've written over months and keeps a living picture of you — what happened, and what you're still aiming at. If you want somewhere to record your days, it does that too.

Do I need to write every day?

No. Skipping is a first-class outcome — there's no streak to break and nothing scolds you. Pick it up whenever.