The Journal
Talk or Type. She Listens for What Matters.
The Journal is the plainest part of Delia — you talk or type for a minute, about anything, and she listens for the names, the dates, the moments worth keeping. Not a transcript. Not a summary you have to ask for.
The real Journal screen — the conversation that becomes memory
What it actually does
Say what happened today, out loud or typed — a minute is usually enough. Delia pulls out what's worth keeping and lets the rest go, in the open: every memory she keeps is visible, and you can edit or delete any of it, any time. The conversation itself deletes after 24 hours. Only what you'd actually want kept, stays.
In her own words
Exactly what she says the first time you open this tile — spoken aloud, once, then never repeated unless you ask her again.
Conversations are deleted after 24 hours, visibly — you can watch it happen. Only structured memory persists, and it is always yours to edit or delete. Read the full commitment →
Questions people actually ask
How much do I have to write for it to count?
Say what happened today, out loud or typed — a minute is usually enough.
Do I have to keep a streak going?
No — every memory she keeps is visible, and you can edit or delete any of it, any time. There’s no streak to keep.
How long does the raw conversation stick around?
The conversation itself deletes after 24 hours. Only what you’d actually want kept, stays.
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