Write three lines today. cornersOf.Me finds the people, places and moments inside every entry, links them together, lets you ask questions of your own past — and sparks ideas for life and work you hadn’t thought of.
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Most journals are a pile of isolated pages. Your life isn’t. The same people, places and turning points echo through years of entries — cornersOf.Me makes those echoes visible and searchable.
Sam, Mom, the old roommate you keep meaning to call. See every moment a person has appeared in your life — and who’s quietly drifting away.
The café in Lisbon, the lake house, the apartment before this one. Places become anchors that pull memories back together.
A first marathon, a wedding toast, a disastrous birthday cake. Moments and chapters give your years their shape.
“Your life is full of dots — people, places, moments. Every entry is another one.”
You write. The rest happens on its own.
Short, messy, unformatted. No templates, no fields, no tags to remember. Three lines on a Tuesday is enough.
Entities are picked out automatically — people, places, moments, chapters — then linked to everything you’ve written before. The result is a living life map, in chronological order and searchable by meaning.
Ask in plain language. Answers draw from everything you’ve written and point back to the entries they came from, so you can trust them.
When your dots are connected, new lines appear between them. Ask what you could do next — with someone, for someone, or for yourself — and get ideas grounded in what you’ve actually lived.
Connect Claude or any MCP-capable assistant to your journal — read-only, scoped by you, revocable in a click.
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