Reflection guide
Make an Entry from Photos
Choose photos of one occasion, review the draft and save.
Open Auto journalOn this page
Use one photo or several related photos to draft one occasion. Review the facts before saving; Logit leaves personal meaning for you to add.
You need the photo feature available in your account and version, requests remaining, and access to your selected photos. Camera access is needed only to take a new photo. If unavailable, write the event by hand and attach a photo when supported.
Draft one occasion
- Open Reflect → Add event → Auto journal.
- Choose Open camera or Choose multiple photos. Select only photos from the same occasion; use limited photo access when your device offers it.
- Optionally add What do you remember? context. If you record context, read and approve its transcript first.
- Wait for the proposal. Check its title, date and time, life area, Life Ring, minutes, place, objective details and every attached photo.
- Correct missing or uncertain facts. The photo's capture time is not proof of when an older event happened. Screenshots and shared images may have lost their original metadata.
- Add your reflection, or choose Reflect later. Choose Save event, or Save and reflect later when offered for a required reflection left blank.
- Open the event in that day's journal to check the saved record. Reopen it later in its original template to add meaning without creating another event.
A single Auto journal photo selection normally represents one occasion. Loggy's mixed-photo workflow can propose several occasions; use the album guide for reviewing a history of events.
Choose your path
| Your input | Use |
|---|---|
| One occasion, such as a walk or meal | The steps below |
| A photographed handwritten page | Photograph written pages |
| Several occasions or a complete album | Import photo albums |
| Speech without photos | Speak a journal event |
Photos, people and place
Only selected media and optional context are sent for processing. Your device originals are not changed or deleted. Similar-photo analysis may use one clear image, but every successfully uploaded photo stays attached; attachment alone does not mean a photo was analysed.
Logit does not identify people from faces. Review any people suggestions from written or spoken names. A person tag does not notify that person or share the journal.
A new camera capture can use your foreground location if you allowed it. An older library photo is never assigned your current location just because you reviewed it today. Keep, change or remove its place. Use photo location on map starts off: turn it on only if you want those coordinates on your private map. Displaying a map sends the coordinates needed to Google Maps.
Check Visibility beside any sharing decision. A private event stays private even when it matches a Circle journal's filters.
If this did not work
- Photos cannot be selected: check device photo permission and limited-access selection. Try fewer images without granting your whole library.
- A photo failed to upload: retry that failure or explicitly choose to skip; inspect the proposal's photo count before saving.
- A place or time is uncertain: edit it or leave unsupported information out. Do not approve a guess just to finish.
- The result may already be saved: look in history before making another event. An active draft is different from a saved entry.
- You leave before saving: saved events remain. Album progress has its own continuation path; do not assume every single-photo draft syncs across devices.
Next steps
If your allowance is used, write by hand. Reading or confirming the same proposal does not use another drafting request.
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