haru

haru is a personal journaling tool made to help people think about and keep track of their thoughts and feelings. It offers two main ways to journal. One is like a traditional diary where you can write whatever comes to mind. The other is a special method where you write an entry and then have a conversation with haru about it. haru listens to your story, helps you spot patterns, and gives thoughtful replies that are not like typical automated responses.

Benefits

This tool focuses on meaningful entries rather than just writing a lot. It suggests about three important pauses or entries each day. This helps prevent feeling overwhelmed and encourages you to focus on significant moments. It supports a natural daily flow with morning intentions, midday check-ins, and evening conversations. haru remembers your story, including patterns, moments, and emotions. It can gently remind you of past similar experiences and how you handled them. Over time, haru learns your personality, values, and how you communicate, making conversations feel more natural and personal.

Use Cases

haru can be used for daily reflection, tracking emotional patterns, and personal growth. The Mood Calendar helps you see your emotions day by day. The List View lets you look through your entries in order, helping you find old memories and see how you have grown. The tool is designed to fit into a natural daily rhythm, with suggested times for intentions, check-ins, and conversations.

Pricing (ONLY include if available)

haru offers a 14-day free trial that does not require a credit card to begin.

Vibes (ONLY include if available)

Users can choose from three themes to customize their experience: Pink for a warm and nurturing feel, Gray for a calm and peaceful atmosphere, and Beige for a soft and gentle look.

Additional Information (ONLY include if available)

haru is a private and secure tool. It is important to remember that haru is a journaling tool and not a replacement for professional mental health care, therapy, or help during a crisis. If you are facing a mental health crisis, please reach out to a qualified mental health professional or a crisis hotline.