A journal that remembers what helps you
Write a line when something happens. Talk the day through in the evening. Auserene, your AI journal, keeps what matters, and the next time a hard day comes around, it knows what helped the last one.


Write a line when something happens. Talk the day through in the evening. Auserene, your AI journal, keeps what matters, and the next time a hard day comes around, it knows what helped the last one.


How it works
A few seconds during the day, a few minutes in the evening.
A thought, a mood, half a sentence. It takes seconds, and skipping a day costs you nothing.

A short conversation about how the day actually went. Auserene reads your notes first, asks about the parts that matter, and remembers what you said last week.

The conversation becomes the day’s journal entry. Then Auserene makes a meditation from it, with your own words woven in and your name said the way you say it.



Memory
Every note and every chat adds a little to what Auserene knows. What calms you down. What keeps coming back. The people you mention and how things are with them.
All of it sits in the You tab in plain sentences. If something is wrong or out of date, edit it or delete it, and Auserene adjusts.


Meditation
Most meditation apps give everyone the same twelve tracks. Auserene writes a new one from what you talked about, so the part about letting go is about the thing you actually need to let go of.
There are longer guided journeys too, a day at a time.



Talk
The evening chat is the heart of it, but hard moments don’t keep office hours. Open a chat whenever you need one. Auserene remembers what you’ve talked about, so you never start from zero.
If you wish to continue an old chat, it carries a summary into a fresh one, so nothing you said gets dropped.
Pick one small thing to practice. Auserene brings it up when it fits, never as a nag.
The people you talk about, with the moments you’ve shared, in one place.
Keep a photo with a note as a memory, share one in a chat and talk it through, or scan a handwritten page into a note.
Speak your notes and Auserene transcribes them for you.
Save a line from a chat that stayed with you. Your quotes wait on the Home screen for the days you need them.
Purpose-built guided journaling for the days you’re willing to explore your thoughts without any triggers.
Privacy
No person ever reads your journal. The AI sees it just long enough to reply, and doesn’t keep it.
Your entries are encrypted at rest with AES-256, using a key tied to your account.
Our AI providers work under zero-data-retention contracts: they keep nothing after replying, and they’re contractually barred from training on your words.
No ads, no ad trackers. No crash or usage analytics touches your journal data, ever.
You can delete your account and everything with it, permanently, from inside the app, any time.
Pricing
$0 forever
A private place to write, and a way to look back over the day without anyone else in the room.
$8.83 a month, billed yearly
Everything in Free, plus the part that listens and remembers. Every plan starts with 7 days free.
$105.99 a year, $11.99 a month, or $4.99 a week. Cancel any time in your iPhone’s subscription settings.
From the blog
Journaling, worry, sleep and meditation, with every claim linked to its study. All the numbers in one place.
No, and it doesn’t replace a therapist. It’s a quiet place to notice how you’re doing and what helps, whether or not you’re seeing someone.
Only you. The AI reads it just long enough to reply, and doesn’t keep it. Your writing is encrypted with a key tied to your account, and no one on our team reads it.
No. The app shows how many days in a row you’ve checked in, but missing days is completely okay. Come back whenever you’re ready. One line is plenty.
Everything you’ve written stays yours. Notes, goals and guided journeys keep working. Chats and daily meditations will be waiting if you come back.
iPhone, for now.
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Auserene is in beta on iPhone. It’s made by a very small team that cares a lot, and it gets better every week.
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