
Kokoro Nikki: Journal & Diary
Private mood notes & self care
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What's New in Kokoro Nikki
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September 3, 2026
The entry you write when you first open Kokoro Nikki is yours from the moment you write it. That was always the promise, and it turned out I was not quite keeping it: if you decided not to subscribe, those words stayed on your phone and the app would not show them to you. That is fixed. Decline the price and you keep your entry, to read and to export whenever you want. Writing new entries still needs a subscription, and so do the reflections and the landscapes. I would rather say that plainly than dress it up. The questions your writing draws out are visible again too, even without a subscription. Sometimes it is worth seeing what you were asked, long before you are ready to answer. The plans screen reads more clearly. It no longer tells you your seven days are complete when you never had seven days. The buy button holds its height when you pick a plan, and the text that was too faint to read is readable now. ——— Tuesday, 2 September 2026 It has been raining for three days. This morning I had to go to my nine to five without my bike. It is raining, and hard. The day at the office was intense, and I am letting this release go from the back of an Uber. Small improvements, and a lot of hours put into the project. Will anyone read my What's New journal? I do not know. But I find it fun to write. I hope that you, wherever you are, enjoy using the app I made with so much care. M
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