naka

Meet Naka,your bionic memory.

Talk for two minutes a day.Naka keeps the days you'd otherwise forget.

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With Naka, strategy and metrics meet journaling.

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How it works

Step 1

Word-vomit your dayfor 2 minutes.

(or ten, no judgement)

Step 2

We organizeyour day intoatomic highlights.

(Small moments, kept one at a time.)

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    Step 3

    Ask anything.Every answer shows its days.Relive the whole story.

    Each dot is a day. Orange is the answer. Hover a dot to open its day.

    Relive the whole story

    What happened in my freshman fall?

    You moved in on Aug 201. By the end of that first week you'd met Jonah, Theo, Caleb and Nico2, and by September the five of you did everything together.

    Your first run was with your friend Owen3: three miles around the Lake Loop, and you talked the whole way. You took micro, chem, a writing seminar and intro psych, and the micro group project4 took over October: four weeks of late nights, presented on Oct 14. Somewhere in there you signed up for the Lakeshore Marathon again5, and you've been training ever since.

    And the weekends: almost every home football game6, plenty of parties, and the best of them all, the eighties-themed party7, neon and all. You loved that night.

    Aug 20Oct 19

    Every day is worth remembering.

    You never forget you.

    Receipts included

    Every answer shows the days it came from. Every answer is backed by your exact words.

    Smart tags

    Say your slang. Naka learns.

    18days cooked at home this month

    Zero-effort habit tracking

    You don't have to think about tracking your habits. 18 dinners cooked at home this month.

    How your days felt

    How your days felt, as numbers you can trust and metrics you can measure.

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    Journaling vs. Naka

    Journaling vs. Naka.

    Journaling requires

    • A pen that actually works
    • Paper
    • A quiet place
    • A cup of coffee that won't spill on your page
    • Handwriting you can read the next morning
    • Thirty free minutes, every single day
    • Remembering where you left the notebook

    Naka requires

    • ✓Your voice.

    (Or your thumbs, if you don't want to talk.)

    Watch how it works 1:30

    Because every day is worth remembering.

    Join the beta. One email, when it's your turn.