Find something in your writing worth going back to

Explore answers when I ask it something. But some days I open Pensio without a question, and the things worth going back to are buried in entries I would never think to look for.

Open Questions works the other way round. Under Worth a look, when there is something, it points out one thing from your own writing, such as an entry from months or years ago. Under Open, it keeps the threads you left unfinished in Explore, and prompts from your weekly reflections when there are any. Every item is a door: Write about it, Ask about it, mark a thread settled, or leave it.

It finds these from dates, names and counts in your journal. The page itself never calls an AI model and never guesses how you felt. You decide what it raises: Not now, Never this subject, or turn the whole page off in Settings. It never emails you about it.

Open Open Questions and look under Worth a look.

— Gabriel