One line is enough
Choose a feeling, and add a line if you feel like it. When you’re stuck, a small question is there to help.
A feelings diary
Hello.
Orosi is a feelings diary — leave a short note about your day, and look back to get to know yourself a little better.
Coming soon to Google Play and the App Store
How it worksWhen you can't find the words for today, choosing just one feeling is enough to save it. Writing more is always up to you.
No pressure to write long — just as much as feels right.
Every 7 pages, and again at 50, we suggest a moment to look back. You can always skip it, and you write your own discoveries — the app never decides what you've learned.
Days at your own pace. Words of your own.
You don’t have to explain. Pick whatever feels closest to you right now. Each pick adds a dot to the constellation, and at 7 pages we suggest a moment to look back.
This demo doesn’t save or send anything. Refresh the page and it’s gone.
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A word after saving
A little help starting Something on my mind Something I did for myself A moment of gratitude You don’t have to answer.
You're welcome to linger in this ease a little longer.
A calm day is worth keeping too.
Noticing the quiet is enough in itself.
This is a moment with no hurry in it.
It's fine to carry this lightness on as it is.
This page keeps today's ease.
You're welcome to savor this a little longer.
A happy day can make a light, easy page.
Happiness doesn't need a reason. Happy is happy.
Today's happiness is good just as it is, undressed.
There's no need to hold this happiness back.
Whether it settles soon or stays a while, this happiness is fine either way.
It doesn't have to be sorted out. Tangled still makes a page.
Having more than one feeling is okay.
There's room here for a feeling that's hard to name.
The knot can simply stay as it is today.
One word, "mixed," says enough.
Which feeling is the real one can stay undecided.
Tired is fine here. There's no rush.
Choosing a feeling is enough for today. The rest can wait.
This page has room to set the tiredness down.
A tired day's page counts, even a short one.
It's fine to rest. The entry stays right where it is.
Some days there is nothing left in the tank. A day without effort is still a day.
There's no need to hurry this hurt along.
This page has room to hold the hurt.
Down, as it is, is today's entry.
Whether this hurt is part of today or all of it, it's okay.
Feeling down can stay without being pushed away.
This is a place where pretending to be fine isn't needed.
"Not sure" is today's answer, and that counts.
A feeling without a name yet can stay unnamed.
It doesn't have to be clear to be kept. The haze is part of today too.
The answer can wait for another day.
Some days simply pass without an answer.
Not-knowing has a place to rest here too.
Gratitude is something you can keep close for a long time.
Today's gratitude is tucked into its page.
Small gratitude is fine too. It isn't measured here.
The moment of noticing gratitude is warm in itself.
Gratitude doesn't need repaying. Feeling it is enough.
Gratitude doesn't have to be put fully into words.
Anxiety isn't measured here, big or small.
It doesn't have to go away. It can stay as it is.
On an unsettled day, this page stays steady.
Chosen while anxious, today is still today's entry.
It's fine to sit beside the anxiety for a while.
Rest is still possible while the anxiety is here.
One feeling is enough. It’s okay to stop here, or add a line if you’d like.
A second dot joins the first. It’s okay to skip a day — one page at a time, at your own pace.
Three dots. Different days, different feelings, side by side.
Four dots. Even the same feeling makes a new dot for a new day.
Five dots. Halfway there, and a shape is starting to show.
Six dots. One more page and it’s time to look back.
Seven dots make a ring. Find what helped you in the moments you’ve kept. You can always skip it.
Choose a feeling, and add a line if you feel like it. When you’re stuck, a small question is there to help.
Your pages carry on even if you don’t write every day. Take a break, come back, or edit a page days later.
Browse past entries by date or feeling, and mark the ones that helped so you can read them again.
Your pages are stored on this device. They aren’t sent to an Orosi server and are encrypted on the device. If you like, lock the app with your fingerprint or face, and export or delete your pages anytime.
We don’t read a condition, a personality, or a cause into your feelings. No AI reads or summarizes your writing, either.
No scores for how many days in a row, which feelings you chose, or how much you wrote.
Writing, reading back, locking, and exporting — the basics are all free.
This app is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat any condition.
If things feel like too much, please reach out to a professional.