Entries save locally on the current device
In this version, journal data is stored in the browser with local storage. That makes it fast and easy to use, but it also means the data is tied to the device and browser where you entered it.
The daily form is broader than a mood score
Mood matters, but it is rarely enough by itself. That is why the journal also asks about energy, sleep, meals, movement, reflection, and one gratitude note.
The calendar and trends make the entries more useful
A journal becomes more valuable when you can look back and see clusters, gaps, or stretches of better or worse days instead of treating each entry like a disconnected moment.
People notes are part of the design on purpose
Many personal journals become inward-only logs. The people tracker reminds you that routines, moods, and good days are often connected to who you are seeing or forgetting to see.