Once Today

What's New: - Some days, the once isn't a sentence. It's a question, a word you're asked to type, or a small choice. You say your piece. Then it's done, like everything else. It's still one thing, once per day. It just sometimes listens first. - Sometimes there is a button. It asks nothing of you. Press it or don't. It's the only thing in your life that won't be disappointed either way. - Occasionally, a thought you type dissolves letter by letter while you watch. Nothing is kept. Nothing is graded. That was always the deal. - You can now write a note to your future self. It returns in thirty, a hundred, or three hundred and sixty-five days. You will not have changed. Almost no one does. - Sharing is fixed. The card used to carry a QR code nobody could scan, because the image arrives on the same phone you'd scan it with. It now comes with a normal, tappable link. Bug Fix: - Long text now runs edge to edge instead of stacking one word per line, like a poem written by someone who'd never seen a poem. Just kidding, this is still a bug. Or maybe a feature? - After updates added new things, the app sometimes showed you things you'd already consumed. What you've seen stays seen now; new things mix in with the rest. Known Issues: - Waiting for your own note is the feature. It will not arrive early. - The button still does nothing. - You still only get one thing per day. This has not changed. This will not change.