01 - Front page
Pick a door
One keeps the working day in order and looks like paper while it does it. The other turns a plain list of product names into listings a shop can import.
No account yet? Create one for the diary or for the studio. They are separate accounts, so the same name works in both.
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Free, no sign-up
Paste any address and get a plain-English report on speed, SEO, security headers and accessibility - with exactly what to change, written for WordPress and Shopify. A few seconds, and nothing is stored.
Different jobs, a login each, one bill of nothing. Point at a column and it takes a little more of the room.
A - Diary
A handwritten work diary that lives in your browser.
B - Studio
Turn a plain product list into shop-ready listings.
Three batches back, nine to go
Write the day, tick it off, turn the page. It saves to a database the second you touch it, and nothing on the paper says so.
The handwriting is real type, not a picture, so a day still prints and still searches. Everything on the paper beside this is drawn with CSS.
Specimen - one day, ticked, with a note stuck to it
The studio never calls an AI itself. It writes the prompt, you run it where you already have a subscription, and it checks every word that comes back.
| Field | What comes back |
|---|---|
| input_name | Blue cotton kurta M |
| product_name | Indigo Cotton Kurta - Regular Fit |
| category | Clothing |
| subcategory | Ethnic Wear |
| variant | M / Indigo |
| description | Lightweight handloom cotton, full sleeve, side slits. |
| meta_title | Men's Indigo Cotton Kurta | Regular Fit |
| meta_description | Breathable handloom kurta for daily wear. Free returns. |
| tags | kurta, cotton, ethnic, indigo, mens |
| price | 1499.00 |
Your data
Every diary entry, every note, every listing batch is AES-256 encrypted with a key that only your password can open. We never store the password, the key, or any way to rebuild them - so a hacked database is just ciphertext, to a thief and to us alike.
The key is derived from your password at login and forgotten when the request ends. It never touches the database.
Forget the password and the code you wrote down at signup is the only way back in. We keep no copy - that is the point.
A shared day is stored encrypted with a key that lives inside the link itself. The database holds only ciphertext and a hash.
The honest fine print: password and recovery code both lost means the data is gone for good. A reset that could bring it back would mean we could read it - and then none of the above would be true.
There is not much of it, so here is all of it.
06 - Begin
Or sign up in about twenty seconds - Daily Diary / Listing Studio. Each tool keeps its own login, so pick the one you actually need first.