a quiet diary, since MMXXVI
a quiet diary
your day, when you’re ready.
one sentence, or one page. private by default. shared only with strangers.
kept by Ziggy
vol. I · MMXXVI
· · ·
a diary
Ziggy
· · ·
MMXXVI
and your binding
choose how the cover looks.
six bindings. pick one. you can change it anytime later in settings.
vol. I · MMXXVI
· · ·
a diary
Ziggy
· · ·
MMXXVI
“hidden from the people near you. open to a stranger far away.”
the writeyourday principle
the ink is real.
a sample of what writing here feels like. nothing is saved.
a pen on paper, in your browser. when you sign up, the pen becomes yours. so does the page.
why this exists
the diary I couldn’t read.
A few years ago, I found my father’s diary.
Some pages were burned at the edges. Words missing. A few had been torn out clean. The ones that were left, I couldn’t always read.
But he had written all of it. And not for me, or anyone he knew. He had kept the book.
Which meant some part of him hoped someone, someday, would find it.
writeyourday is built on that contradiction. A place quiet enough to be honest in. Strangers who never see your face.
read the whole story →Prem Jasuja · founder, Heureux IT
a year-long promise
write for a year. we’ll send you the book.
When you complete 365 days of writing, we print your diary, bind it, and ship it to you.
A real hardcover edition. Pages typeset like a small private printing. Your words, your pseudonym, your binding color. One single copy in the world, and it’s yours.
365
days of writing
1
hardcover edition
0
cost to you
You don’t have to write every day. Skip a day, skip a week. We’re counting the days you wrote, not the days you didn’t. When the count hits 365, we ask where to mail it.
for our first 100 yearlong writers · the offer stands as long as writeyourday exists
writeyourday · year I
· · ·
a diary
Ziggy
· · ·
MMXXVI · MMXXVII
one sentence is enough.
begin tonight. close the page. come back tomorrow. or don’t.
the diary waits either way.
no card · no real name · delete everything anytime