Journal Notes

Practical guidance and release notes for building a private gratitude practice.

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How Daily Gratitude supports a repeatable reflection habit

Daily Gratitude keeps the entry surface small, then adds structure through prompts, filters, saved searches, mood context, and weekly review. The goal is continuity rather than volume.

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Prompts Guide

When to use guided prompts

Prompts are most useful when the user wants a specific frame for reflection, such as work, relationships, self care, or a difficult day. They remain optional, so the app also supports plain entries.

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Privacy Policy

Why the app does not require an account

Journal entries are stored locally and can sync through the user's private iCloud account when enabled. DuttLabs does not collect journal content or operate a separate account system.

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Purchases StoreKit

How paid access works

The app uses Apple's StoreKit purchase system. Monthly and yearly plans include a 7 day trial for eligible Apple IDs, while lifetime access is a one time purchase.

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Review Workflow

Using weekly review without overmeasuring the habit

The weekly review collects counts, moods, categories, bookmarks, and highlights, then leaves space for a short private summary. It is designed for orientation rather than judgment.

See review screen
Support Help

What to include in a support request

Include the device model, operating system version, app version, purchase state, and a short description of the issue. Avoid sending journal content unless you intentionally choose to share it.

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Receive product updates

Send a request if you would like to be notified when Daily Gratitude is available on the App Store.