Jiexian: Boundary Journal

Some conversations stay with you long after they end. What happened? Why did it feel uncomfortable? How might you respond next time? Jiexian (界线) is a local-first journal for reflecting on difficult conversations, keeping your own record, and practicing clearer boundaries. The current interface and lessons are in Simplified Chinese. REFLECT AT YOUR OWN PACE Write down what was said, add context, or describe how you felt. On-device rules offer possible expression cues and response suggestions. You can choose to reply—or pause. KEEP YOUR OWN RECORD Save quotes, context, dates, relationships, emotions, and what happened afterward. Search and filter entries, keep multiple tags, and review historical analysis snapshots. You decide which tags to confirm. LEARN THROUGH EIGHT SHORT LESSONS Practice observing language, separating facts from feelings, and making space before responding. Each lesson includes reading and an exercise, with saved reading progress. TAKE YOUR RECORDS WITH YOU Export a complete JSON backup or a readable journal summary. Preview backups before importing; existing records are preserved when duplicates are found. KEEP PRIVACY CLOSE Use device authentication, automatic background covering, and a quick control to hide content. Expression analysis runs on your device. No account is required. The first version is free, including conversation reflection, journ