stillhuman
The journal

A journal that feels like paper.

Write the day the way you would in a real notebook: your words, a few photos between the lines, a sticker or two. Private by default, beautiful when you want to share it.

Free during early access · No ads · Takes a minute with Google
Full-page writing6 paper styles50+ stickersStory, PNG or PDF

Write it. Decorate it. Keep it.

Write

A whole page, not a tiny box. Talk instead of typing if that’s easier tonight.

Add the day

Drop photos right between your sentences, up to twelve a page.

Make it yours

Pick notebook, dots, kraft, pastel, night or polaroid, a handwritten font, and drag stickers anywhere.

Share, if you like

Export a page as an Instagram Story, a post, a PNG or a PDF. It’s drawn on your phone; nothing is uploaded to make it.

Pages can be edited on the day you write them. After that they’re kept, like ink.

So your journal stays honest, and next year you’ll read exactly how today felt.

Only yours

Your circle never sees your journal. You decide if a page ever leaves your phone.

Memories that add up

Little daily photo quests sit right next to it and turn into postcards, so your year becomes something you’ll want to flip back through.

Free, no ads

Free during early access. Nothing to buy to unlock a sticker.

Questions

Is the StillHuman journal private?

Yes. Only you can see your journal. You can export a page as a picture or PDF and share it yourself if you want to.

Can I add photos and stickers to my journal?

Yes. Put photos between your lines and decorate the page with 50+ stickers, six paper styles and handwritten fonts.

Can I share a journal page on Instagram?

Yes. Export any page in Story or post shape, as a picture or a PDF, and share it from your phone.

Is it free?

Yes, StillHuman is free during early access, with no ads.

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A calm place to be yourself, without being judged.

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