Simply Me

Simply Me gives you a flexible space for journaling, so you can jot down your thoughts, work through your day, and look after your headspace without much effort. It’s built for busy routines, with quick 5-to-15-minute sessions where you can manage stress, practice a bit of gratitude, and track your goals—no pressure to write perfectly or follow any rules.

It fits whatever style works for you that day. There’s a customizable bullet journal format for tasks and longer-term goals, micro-prompts if you want a nudge into deeper reflection, or just blank space for unfiltered, stream-of-consciousness writing when you need to clear your head.

And it’s not just about typing—you can mix in voice-to-text notes and habit trackers too. Whether you’re doing a quick daily check-in or getting more creative with it, it’s an easy companion for figuring yourself out and taking care of your emotional well-being.

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Features

• Entries in your journal can come under the headings of Free writings, Gratitude, Mood check-ins, Daily check-in, Thought records, Theory A & B, Compassionate letters, Mood trends, Affirmations and Meditations
• The appearance of the app can be tailored to suit your moods – colours, background colours and images and background music
• A summary of entries logged for the days entries acts as an index of journalling activity.
• Multiple users can access the app by using a PIN which is re-settable – each user’s data is private and secure.
• When a registered user is removed their data is deleted.

FAQ

Is there any ‘score keeping’ on entries?

None at all – there is no pressure to complete any entries – the app is for you, and you alone.

Can I add my own images to the backgrounds on the app?

Yes – as many images from the collection on the device may be chosen.

Can I add my own music to be played while using the app?

Yes – like images, tracks my chosen as required from the user’s collection.

Why have you included Desiderata?

It was a personal decision of the developer “for me, I have often turned to the gentle but firm ideas expressed in Desiderata. I think the world would be a better place if we could all embody at least some of the ideas expressed there”.