Daykeeper

Daykeeper is a social-style digital diary that sits between private journaling and public blogging. Entries are written in blocks — text, lists, and media stacked into a clean, distraction-free layout — and every entry carries its own visibility setting, so a user can keep one day completely private, share another with a small circle, and publish a third openly. Because the project is open source and carries no ads, there is no engagement-optimised feed pulling attention away from the writing itself. It runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install and journals stay accessible from any device. For people who want the reflective habit of a diary but occasionally want to share what they wrote, Daykeeper removes the usual either/or choice between a locked notebook and a public profile.