Journal prompts
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What's taking up the most space in your head right now?
How to journal with a prompt
- 1
Pick a theme
Choose what fits your mood. Tap Another prompt until one makes you pause.
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Write for five minutes
Answer honestly, without editing. Short is fine. Going off topic is fine too.
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Come back tomorrow
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FAQ
Yes. Your answer is only kept in this browser and nothing is sent anywhere unless you tap Save to BrainDump.
They're written by hand, not generated, and grouped by theme. Tap Another prompt for a new one.
Five minutes is plenty. The point is to get your thoughts out of your head, not to write well.
