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Questions about the entry you just wrote

At the end of each entry, Take this into Explore now asks about that entry: the people, places and moments in it, not the same two questions every time.

At the end of every entry, Take this into Explore offers two questions to ask about your journal. Until now they were the same few sentences with a feeling or a theme dropped in, so after a week of writing I kept seeing "I was feeling joy here. What was underneath that?" on entry after entry.

Since October 19, Pensio writes two questions for each entry when it reads it. They are about the people, places and moments in that entry, and they are questions Explore can answer by looking across your journal: "Has Sarah come up in my entries before?" instead of a template.

They are written once and stay with the entry. While Pensio is still reading a new entry, the card says so, and the questions arrive with the reading. If you edit the entry, they are written again for your new words.

Pressing one puts the question in Explore for you to change or send, and nothing is sent until you do. The card says Pensio wrote them, and they only name people your entry names.

Entries Pensio read before October 19 keep the questions they had. Open any new entry and scroll to the end.

— Gabriel

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