Relationship Tracking
Most journals treat entries as isolated text. Pensio understands that your life is about people.
Benefits
Auto-Creation
Write @Mom or @Sarah and a relationship profile is automatically created. No manual setup.
Rich Profiles
Name, aliases, 8 relationship categories, birthday, tags, locations, and notes per person.
Mention Tracking
Every mention is logged. See all entries where you wrote about someone — and how you felt.
Emotional Patterns per Person
Ask Explore "How do I feel about Sarah?" and get an answer grounded in months of your own writing.
How It Works
Mention people naturally
Write @Mom, @Sarah, or [[David]] anywhere in your entry. Pensio detects the mention and creates or updates a relationship profile automatically.
Profiles build over time
Each person accumulates mentions, emotional context, and tags. You can add categories (family, friend, partner, colleague), aliases, birthdays, and notes.
See emotional patterns per person
View how you feel about someone over time. Which emotions appear most when you write about them? Has the relationship improved or strained?
Ask the AI about relationships
Type @ in Explore to reference a person. Ask "How do I feel about Mom?" or "When did Sarah last come up?" and get answers grounded in your writing.
Use Cases
Relationship tracking adds a social dimension to your journal — because your life is about people.
Relationship journaling
Track how your relationships evolve over weeks and months. Notice patterns in how you feel about key people — and whether specific situations consistently trigger conflict or connection.
Family dynamics
Journal about family interactions and let Pensio show you the emotional patterns. Gain perspective on recurring dynamics that are hard to see in the moment.
Professional relationships
Track interactions with colleagues, managers, and mentors. See which professional relationships energize or drain you — useful for career decisions.