AI journal that turns daily entries into an ongoing narrative and tracks habit correlations.
Gnothi is an AI journaling app built around three features: Series turns your entries into fictional or nonfiction chapters, Fields tracks metrics over time and analyzes causal relationships between habits and mood, and Community lets you share entries with chosen people at different privacy tiers. It serves journalers wanting reflective feedback, creative writers who want a steerable ongoing story, habit trackers, and tabletop RPG groups documenting campaigns. Core journaling, Fields tracking and sharing are free with no credit card required; a one-time $10 payment unlocks group creation, restricted sharing tiers, and custom narration voice cloning. It comes from OCDevel LLC, the Portland, Oregon-based studio behind the habit-tracking app Habitica.
Journaling, Fields tracking, chapter narration and sharing are free; a one-time $10 payment unlocks group creation, restricted share tiers and voice cloning for narration. No subscription.
Use tool ↗Gnothi's causal-analysis angle (linking tracked habits and moods to what you actually wrote) is unusual for a journaling app, and the one-time $10 unlock instead of a subscription is a genuinely low-commitment price. The underlying project is also open source under AGPL-3.0, though the original public repository is archived, with development said to have moved in-house.
Watch out: The $10 unlock is one-time per account, not a subscription, so make sure you actually need group creation or voice cloning before paying.
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