A private place to remember what happened and stay close to what matters.
The homepage makes three promises: your life, one journal, better together. This is the long version — the ten areas a life is made of, how a day gets in and becomes a plan, the four rings that care for it, the Circles that keep you company, what stays private, and why we built it. Logit Social is on the App Store and Google Play.
Help people keep their own record, protect what stays private, and stay connected to the people and routines that help them live with more care. The iPhone, iPad, and Android launch makes that private way of starting easier.
Why we started
It began with the daily problem.
Modern life can make it hard to hear yourself. Feeds, work pressure, old relationships, cravings, burnout, and other people’s versions of events all compete to decide what the day meant.
When the loudest story wins, memory gets distorted. We wanted a place where you could keep your own record: what happened, what you meant, who was there, and what would help next.
So Logit starts with a private note. From there it can become one small step, a habit to protect, or a conversation with someone you trust. The goal is not performance. The goal is a life that is still yours.
Your life
Ten life areas, one whole life.
Logit’s Life Wheel is the ten areas a life is made of. Every journal event, task, habit, and goal files into one of them, so balance is something you can see on a radar instead of something you guess at.
Relationships
Partner, family, friends, and the people you keep close.
Finance
Money in, money out, and the plans that need both.
Health
Sleep, movement, food, and the body you live in.
Personal growth
Skills, study, and the person you are becoming.
Career
Work, craft, and what you build for a living.
Fun & recreation
Play, hobbies, travel, and rest that restores.
Spirituality
Faith, meaning, gratitude, and quiet practice.
Home & environment
The spaces you live in and how they feel to come home to.
Community
Volunteering, neighbours, and giving something back.
Self & mindfulness
Mood, mindfulness, therapy, and time with yourself.
Any area can feed any ring: a workout is Health, and it can count toward Act; a walk with a friend is Relationships, and it can count toward Connect. You choose the ring for each event.
Live it. Log it. Before the noise rewrites it. Write it yourself, say it to Loggy, or import a completed workout. Calendar stays read-only; you choose what becomes a journal entry.
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Write it
Pick the occasion. The questions are already there.
Choose from more than seventy guided templates. Most set the life area and Life Ring; every saved event starts private, and sharing is always separate.
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Chat it
Say what happened. Read it back before it saves.
Speak, photograph a paper page, or choose photos. Loggy returns one editable draft and never saves, shares, or posts on its own. You review it before saving.
20/month · 5 photo + 5 voice drafts/day
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Automate it
The parts a machine already knows, without retyping.
Google Calendar stays read-only: Logit never creates or edits events. Apple Health on iPhone and Health Connect on Android import completed workouts as private journal events.
Calendar · read-onlyHealth · iPhone + Android
By hand, with Loggy, or on its own: it all adds up to one honest view of how your life is tracking, not just the parts you typed.
One journal, and then
logit / reflection to action
Turn reflection into action
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From any entry, create a goal, a task, or a habit — or open an action template: choose a practice and the goals to work towards. Each one names its life area and Life Ring, so your plan reads in the same ten areas as your past: you can see which parts of life your next steps serve, and which get nothing.
Practice → goalRunning → Run a 5KHealth · Act
HabitCall Mum on SundaysRelationships · Connect
TaskMove the savings transfer to paydayFinance · Act
Practice → goalTidying → Declutter my homeHome & environment · Act
That changes what tasks, goals, and habits are for. Not performing, not producing more — living on purpose, in balance.
Private by default. Sharing anything is a separate, visible step.
The rings in the app
Keep the important parts of life in view.
Reflect writes the day down, Act turns it into a plan, Connect brings the people, Learn supplies the method, and Self is where you see the balance. Each one below is live — try it right here, no signup.
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Reflect
Reflect is where the day gets written down. Instead of a blank page you pick what happened — a workout, a hard conversation, a loss you are still carrying — and the questions are already there.
Reflect is where the day gets written down.
A template for the occasion
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More than seventy ready-made entries, so the hard ones already have the right questions waiting.
Type “sleep”, or the word for whatever this week has been. Nothing you type here leaves your browser.
Most templates set the life area and ring for you. Every entry is private the moment it is saved.
Worth knowing about Reflect
Pick the occasion — conflict & repair, workout, gratitude, grief, sleep, and more
Most templates bring their own life area, Life Ring, and a short set of questions
Add minutes, tag who was there, and attach a photo before you save
Written for the hard daysGrief or loss, a craving or a slip, a thought record, a letter you will never send. Kind by design: no streaks, no scores, no shame.
Fifty questions, one at randomSurprise reflection draws a different question every time you open it, so the prompt is never the same twice.
Yours the moment you saveAn entry is visible only to you. Sharing is a separate step, and you are shown who would see it before anything leaves.
Most journalling apps stop at the reflection. Act keeps going: what you noticed becomes goals, tasks, habits, and ready-made plans, every one of them tied to a part of life and the ring it feeds.
Most journalling apps stop at the reflection.
Choose a practice and its goals
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Ongoing practices with several goals to choose from. Keep the practice alone or add goals with their own steps, timing, life area, and Life Ring.
Tick a practice and explore its goal examples below.
Templates reuse your practices or create them once. Each practice has one standalone regional Circle. Joining starts unchecked; sensitive and support Circles keep member lists private. Your actions stay private.
Worth knowing about Act
Ongoing practices with several finite goals to choose from, each with its own steps
Every goal, task, and habit names the life area it belongs to and the ring it counts toward
So your plan reads in the same ten areas as your journal — which parts of life the next steps serve
One practice, many achievementsPractise drums → perform → keep practising. Choose a suggested goal or create your own. Templates reuse your practice and create it only when you do not have one.
The tags explain themselvesA life area names the part of life; a Life Ring names the kind of activity. A goal can start with its habit’s area and ring, and you can change either.
Days, not deadlinesEvery step gets a suggested day across the plan’s span, so it lays out over time instead of turning red for sitting there.
The plan is yours aloneEvery goal, task, and habit a template creates arrives private. Sharing any of it is a separate choice you make later.
Build an ongoing practice with people who understand it. Each practice has one standalone Circle for a reviewed state, province, or country — never a city. Joining is unchecked until you choose it. Members can pursue different achievements together, and sensitive and support Circles keep member lists private.
Build an ongoing practice with people who understand it.
Morning walk · regional Circle
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A Circle for people in your region keeping the same practice. It works like this inside the app.
Upvote a question, tick a shared item, join the walk.
Upvotes sit on questions, never on people — they sort the thread so the useful answer rises. Nobody has a score, a rank, or a follower count. Joining is a visible choice. Sharing from your journal stays separate, and you can leave any time from the Circle page.
Worth knowing about Connect
Share an ongoing practice while working toward your own achievements
One regional Circle per practice, with a reviewed state, province, or country audience
Question boards, shared to-dos, and meetups you can join in person or online
You see how many, not whoThese rooms show a member count and never a member list, so nobody can read off who is working on what.
One practice, different achievementsAction templates offer a Circle for the shared practice. Members can prepare for different events or milestones and stay in the same community after achieving them. An “Other” answer personalises only your private plan.
Share a step, keep your own spaceShared tasks belong to the community. Your copied habit, goal or task stays yours, and your journal and private progress stay private. You can attend an event without copying its practice.
A region, never a people searchEach practice has one standalone Circle for its reviewed state, province, or country, never a city. There is no nearby-people search; joining starts unchecked, and sensitive or support Circles keep member lists private.
Learn is for when a goal needs a method, not just a plan. Log a book, a course, or a talk the way you log anything else — and the entry ends with the question that matters: how will you use this?
Learn is for when a goal needs a method, not just a plan.
Learn with guidance
Example · not scores
A quest or pack is one journal with a tab per level: what to understand, the resources, the reflection questions, and the practice loop.
Learn gets stronger when a method becomes practice you actually run.
Worth knowing about Learn
A study entry for a book, article, course, video, or podcast: the takeaway, how well it landed, how long it took
Every one ends with “How will you use it?” — a checklist you write yourself, one line per thing to try
That time counts toward a Learn target you set, and you can lower it for the season you are in
Opens on practice, not on scrollingIn a guided course, a level opens when that level’s goal and its tasks are genuinely done.
Still switching onThe guided courses are built and rolling out gradually, so they may not be in your version of the app yet.
A learning brief with resources, reflection questions, and the practice to run this week.
Level 3 locked until the practice is done
Levels unlock on completed goals, tasks, and habits, not on scrolling.
Lands in your own workspace
Everything you join becomes ordinary goals, tasks, habits, and journal prompts you can edit.
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Self
Self is where you set the targets, read what the numbers say, and understand yourself a little better. It is the home base, not a scoreboard.
Self is where you set the targets, read what the numbers say, and understand yourself a little better.
Where your time actually went
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One logged week across all ten life areas
Career took 27% of the logged week. Self & mindfulness got 15 minutes. Not a verdict — just the week, visible, so you can decide whether that was the right shape for it.
Worth knowing about Self
Set a time target for Connect, Act, Reflect, and Learn — in minutes a day or a week
Insights: where your hours actually went, across the ten areas of life
Notifications, privacy, export, and permanent deletion, all in one place
Nothing to fill inThe radar counts minutes from entries you already wrote, and tapping an area opens those same entries.
One chart, several questionsIt switches between the four rings and the ten areas of life, over a week, a month, or a year.
Self has no targetConnect, Act, Reflect, and Learn each get one. Self is the room you set them from, so it never gets one of its own.
Practice Circles gather people around an ongoing habit. One person might prepare for a first performance while another records a song; both keep practising together. Your goals can change while the community continues.
Meet people who share your practice
Search the practice communities in Connect and explicitly choose whether to join, with or without a private plan. Members share an ongoing practice and can pursue different goals at their own pace.
Share lessons, wins, and tips
Posts boards with categories, upvotes, and accepted answers, plus events online or in person, so what one person learned helps the next.
A Circle for a reviewed region
Each practice Circle is for one reviewed state, province, or country audience, never a city. Choose the audience before joining. Sensitive and support Circles use the same coarse regional scope and keep their member lists private.
An accountability partner, not an audience
Invite one person to see scoped progress on a habit or goal, or ask the Circle for a partner — someone who notices, not an audience that watches.
Share the goal without sharing the diary
Membership never shares your goal, tasks, habits, progress, or journal. No likes, no follower counts, no public scores.
One whole picture
Life areas × Life Rings: one picture of a whole life.
Ten life areas are what your life is made of. Four targetable rings — Connect, Act, Reflect, Learn — are how you care for it. Self sits at the centre: the home base where you read the picture and set the targets.
What your life is made of
Relationships
Finance
Health
Personal growth
Career
Fun & recreation
Spirituality
Home & environment
Community
Self & mindfulness
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How you care for it
Connect
Act
Reflect
Learn
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Whole-person analysis
Learning that fits your life
Action with direction
Reflection that holds meaning
Carried by connection and community, not willpower alone.
Scattered tools measure fragments. Logit measures a life.
Private by default. You choose what is ever shared.
This only works if you can tell, at a glance, what stays private, what is shared, who sees it, and how to leave.
Private journals stay private
Your daily journals, mood notes, and reflections are never exposed. Nothing leaves unless you deliberately choose to share it.
Sharing rules are explicit
Before anything leaves your journal, you see who would receive it, why, what happens to anyone you tagged, and what follows.
Data ownership matters
Export, support, account deletion, and public legal routes stay discoverable because sensitive data needs real controls.
Not medical or crisis care
Logit is for private reflection and support coordination. It is not diagnosis, treatment, cure, prevention, emergency response, or crisis support. If you may be in danger or need urgent help, contact local emergency services or a qualified crisis line now.
What we believe
What we build has to protect the person first.
These beliefs shape every choice we make, especially when privacy, support, and growth pull in different directions.
Private by default
Your inner life belongs to you. Privacy is the starting point, and sharing is always a deliberate, scoped choice.
Balance over performance
We measure a good day by how whole it was, not by output. No leaderboards, no public streaks, no shame loops.
Support you choose
Being witnessed helps. Being watched does not. Trusted Circles let people ask for support on purpose, with clear boundaries.
Small steps count
Change happens one small, kind step at a time. Recovery and rest are first-class, not a penalty box.
Built differently
Wellbeing is not a competition.
The numbers that matter here are the ones that keep life humane: how many parts of life stay in view, how much stays private, and how small the next step can be.
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areas keep life in balance — Connect, Act, Reflect, Learn, and Self.
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likes, public scores, or follower counts, by design.
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private by default — sharing is always a deliberate, scoped choice.
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next step at a time, so progress stays possible instead of overwhelming.
How we work
The values we hold ourselves to.
When a decision is hard, these are the tie-breakers we come back to.
Trust is earned in the details
Clear boundaries, honest copy, and real controls. We never make a private life more exposed just to win a metric.
Safety before growth
Logit is not a crisis or medical service, and we never pretend it is. We point to real help and stay in our lane.
You own your data
Export and deletion are part of the product, not a buried setting. Leaving should be as respectful as arriving.
Built with people, not at them
We design with members and listen more than we broadcast. The roadmap follows real human needs.
Where we are going
A life where checking in with yourself becomes ordinary.
Success, for us, is not screen time. It is people becoming a little more whole: noticing sooner, choosing kindly, and staying close to the people who matter.
Reflection becomes a habit, not a chore
Noticing how life is going becomes as natural as checking the weather — calm, quick, and entirely private.
Support arrives with context
When you need a hand, the people you trust already understand enough to help — because you chose to bring them in.
Wellbeing tools work together
Your notes, routines, and relationships can sit together, so the people and patterns in your life are easier to understand.
If you need someone now
Need urgent support? Contact a crisis service.
If you may be in danger or need urgent help, contact local emergency services or a qualified crisis line now.
logit helps with reflection, routines, and trusted support. It is not a crisis service, medical device, therapy replacement, or substitute for professional care.
