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Ask Logit To Set Things Up

Loggy drafts tasks, habits, journals, events, and Life Ring settings from what you say, photograph, or pick — and nothing is saved until you confirm it.

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The Logit agent — the small Logit mark in the bottom-right corner, sometimes called Loggy — is a calm helper for getting things set up inside Logit. You can ask it in plain words, speak it, photograph a written page, or pick a few photos, and Loggy turns that into one clear draft.

The contract, in one line: Loggy drafts, you confirm, and nothing saves on its own. Every task, habit, goal, journal event, Circle event, friend request, or Life Ring setting arrives as a draft you read first. If you walk away, nothing was written.

It is not a general chatbot. It only helps inside Logit.

📦 What You Get, On Every Account

Loggy is included on every Logit account — there is nothing to switch on, nothing to buy, and no waiting list.

Each thing you ask counts as one request. Reading a draft, editing it, and confirming it never cost another, so approving what you asked for is always free. When you reach a limit, Loggy tells you calmly and everything else in Logit keeps working exactly as before.

Logging by hand has no limit at all. There are 70+ ready-made entries in your daily notebook, and writing one yourself is never capped or metered — see Three Ways To Get The Day Into Logit. Loggy is the shortcut, not the only door.

🎯 Use This When

• You noticed something worth logging and would rather say it than type it.
• You want to turn what you noticed into a goal, task, or habit without hunting through menus.
• You want a quick read of your unread Circles or where to focus across your Life Rings.
• You have a written page, or a camera roll full of a day you never wrote down.

Loggy sits inside the same loop the rest of Logit runs on: notice it, choose a step, do it with people who care, then look back at what changed. Loggy just shortens the typing.

✨ Open With "What's Next Today?"

When you open the helper, you will see one-tap prompts before the text box:

These three only ever read your information. They never change anything.

🔒 What Stays Private

• You can scroll back through your Loggy conversation for up to 30 days. It is one conversation, yours alone, encrypted, and it clears itself after 30 days — you don't have to remember to tidy it up.
• Logit does not keep voice recordings or the photos you attach as part of that conversation. A recording becomes text and is gone; an attached photo goes through the normal private photo-journal review instead.
• When a request creates a draft, the draft's details (what you asked to set up) are kept only until you confirm them or the draft expires.
• It keeps only bounded, private bookkeeping about what you confirmed, scoped to you.
• Everything above — the conversation, the bookkeeping, and anything you chose to share for improving Loggy — is removed when you delete your account.
• The helper can only see what you can already see; it never reaches another person's private content.

🌱 Helping Improve Loggy Is Off Unless You Turn It On

In Self → Settings → Help improve Loggy there is a setting that is off by default. Leaving it off means nothing you say to Loggy is ever considered for improving future Loggy workflows.

If you do turn it on, only a Loggy exchange you deliberately rate can be considered, it is de-identified first, and your raw journals, photos, voice audio, and page transcriptions are never included. Turning it back off withdraws it and clears what was collected.

✅ One Thing To Do Now

Open the Logit mark in the corner and tap What's next today?. It only reads your information and suggests one useful step — nothing changes until you choose to act on it.

✅ Nothing Changes Without Your Confirmation

Anything that creates, updates, or deletes — a task, habit, goal, journal event, Circle event, friend request, or a Life Ring setting — first appears as a draft. You read what will happen, then tap Confirm change (or Review & edit to change the details first). If you do nothing, nothing changes. Loggy has no way to save something you did not confirm.

In short: however you give it to Loggy — spoken, photographed, picked, or typed — you get one editable draft, and it is only saved if you confirm it.

🎙️ Three Ways To Hand Loggy Something

All three end in the same place: one editable draft, waiting for you.

Typing works exactly the same way, so you can use every part of this guide without a microphone or camera.

🗣️ Speaking, in detail

Press and hold the Logit mark (or tap the microphone) to start speaking. Logit keeps listening until you tap the mic again to stop and send — and it stops by itself after two minutes. If Logit cannot understand, it simply asks you to try again or type it.

The first time you speak, your device asks for microphone access. This is optional and only for voice:

• Logit listens only after you start speaking and until you tap the mic to finish (it also stops by itself after two minutes) — never in the background.
• Your spoken words become a draft you confirm. Logit does not keep the recording; the draft's details are kept only until you confirm them or the draft expires, and your private content stays private.
• You can turn microphone access off anytime in your device settings.
• Voice drafts are capped at 5 a day, and typing is never capped.

📸 Pages and photos, in detail

Photograph a written page, or pick a few photos, and Loggy drafts a matching journal event.

Because a journal event is personal, a draft doesn't only offer the one-tap Approve. It also offers Review & edit, which opens the same guided journal form the daily notebook uses, already filled in with what Loggy gathered — the life area, how long it took, the words from your page, and any people you mentioned. You change anything that isn't right, then save. Nothing is written until you do, and the event stays private to you unless you choose to share it.

Photo drafts are capped at 5 a day on every account. This is a daily allowance, not a gradual rollout — the whole photo-and-page suite is available to you today. For the full walkthrough, see Create Journal Events From Photos Or Voice.

In short: Loggy drafts the journal event; you open Review & edit to adjust every detail before it is saved privately.

🔁 Carrying It Round The Loop

A draft is the start of the loop, not the end of it. Once you have confirmed what you noticed:

1. Reflect — the confirmed event lands in your private daily notebook.
2. Act — ask Loggy to turn it into a goal, task, or habit, tied to a life area and a Life Ring. See Act.
3. Connect — every goal template offers a matching Circle of people working on the same thing, with a visible opt-out before apply. See Use Circles.
4. Reflect again — come back later and see what actually changed in See Your Insights And Patterns.

Most reflection tools stop after step 1. Loggy is useful precisely because it helps you keep going.

🚫 What Logit Will Not Do

Logit will politely decline anything outside Logit — writing code, general web answers, entertainment, or medical and crisis questions. It is a helper for your Logit life, not a doctor, therapist, or crisis service. If you are in crisis, please reach a local emergency service or a trusted person directly.

🌿 Why This Matters

A balanced life is easier to keep when the smallest useful step is one calm sentence away. The helper removes friction without taking away your control: you always see the change first, and your words stay yours.

🧠 Related Concepts

• One next step instead of doing more
• Private evidence you keep for yourself
• Choosing who can see what

🧭 Related Areas

• Your Balance Map
• Self home base

⭕ Related Life Rings

• Understanding Balance
• Connect, Act, Reflect, Learn

🛠️ Related Features

• Three Ways To Get The Day Into Logit
• Create Journal Events From Photos Or Voice
• Choose One Next Step
• Use Circles
• Privacy And Data

📚 Continue Learning

• Compare Loggy with the other two ways to log in Three Ways To Get The Day Into Logit.
• Go deeper on pages and photos in Create Journal Events From Photos Or Voice.
• Start with the next useful action in Choose One Next Step.
• Understand the ring signals behind "Where should I focus?" in Understanding Balance.
• See how your private information is protected in Privacy And Data.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to pay for Loggy? No. Loggy is included on every Logit account, with 20 requests a month and 5 photo and 5 voice drafts a day. There is nothing to buy inside the app.

What happens when I run out for the month? Loggy tells you calmly and stops drafting until the allowance resets. Everything else keeps working — and writing entries by hand is never capped, so you can always keep logging.

Can Loggy save something without asking me? No. Every create, update, or delete arrives as a draft. You tap Confirm change, or Review & edit to fix the details first. Ignoring a draft leaves nothing behind.

Does "Approve" skip the details? Only if you want it to. Approve accepts the draft as written; Review & edit opens the same guided form your daily notebook uses, already filled in, so you can change the life area, the length, the wording, or the people before saving.

Is the photo-and-page feature still rolling out? No — it is available on every account today. The only limit is the daily allowance of 5 photo drafts.

Does Logit keep my voice recordings or photos? No. A recording becomes text and is gone. An attached photo goes through the normal private photo-journal review instead of being kept in the conversation.

Can I use Loggy without a microphone or camera? Yes. Typing does everything voice does, and logging by hand needs neither.

Will Loggy answer general questions? No. It politely declines anything outside Logit — code, web answers, entertainment, and medical or crisis questions. It is not a doctor, therapist, or crisis service.