What you write stays yours
A journal entry goes nowhere. It sits in your journal and nowhere else, unless you approve it for memory yourself.
Free writing or guided reflection, with tags, voice notes and photos.
A journal entry goes nowhere. It sits in your journal and nowhere else, unless you approve it for memory yourself.
You can start on your own, or be asked a question. Both produce the same thing: an entry with a date, and the tags you attach to it.
That distinction is the core of how Astrae handles your text. The journal is complete; memory is the small, self-approved summary that may be used later.
Your chart needs no account. What you write and what Astrae remembers about you does: it belongs to you and has to follow you to another device.
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