记己 · Record body changes
Capture what you feel, when it happens, and where in your body. Return to your own notes when you want to look back or explain a change.
Clear today. Harder to recall tomorrow.
You can write before you understand
A few words are enough to begin. If now is not a good time, save the moment and add details later.
Find the details from last time
When a familiar feeling returns, revisit your own words instead of relying on an impression.
Have something to refer to
Choose relevant notes and check them before organizing your account. You need not start from memory.
Give scattered moments a clearer story.
Record this moment
Note what you feel, along with the time and body area. You do not need an explanation to begin.
Find an earlier note
Browse or search your history. Revisit the details you recorded and see what has changed.
Confirm a connection
Compare the present with earlier notes. Decide for yourself whether they are related and which belong together.
Put it into words
Choose the original notes you need, check them one by one, and organize what you want to say.
Record the details. Put them to use.
Personal notes
Write what you feel in your own words, without having to draw a conclusion about the change.
Event time
Save the time first and add details later. If the time is uncertain, keep that uncertainty.
Body location
Choose a body location or describe it yourself, making where you felt a change more specific.
History search
Search earlier entries using words you recorded, then check the details in the original note.
Connection confirmation
Compare this entry with earlier ones. You decide whether they belong to the same episode.
Expression preparation
Select the entries you want to explain and check each original before organizing your account.
From a feeling to a clearer account.
Start by keeping this moment.
A new feeling may be hard to describe. Save the time, then add the feeling and location when you can.
Have you felt this before?
A familiar feeling again? Use words you remember to find earlier notes and check when and where it happened. You still decide whether the two are connected.
Your words, grounded in your notes.
When you want to explain to someone, choose relevant entries and check your original words. Organize them in your own way, with every detail traceable to a note.
Your records. Your judgment.
Start with original records
Check each original entry as you organize, keeping your account grounded.
You confirm connections
You decide whether notes are related. 记己 helps you revisit them; it does not make that judgment for you.
A tool for personal records
记己 is for personal recording and reflection. It does not provide medical diagnoses or treatment advice.
Leave a note for your future self.
记己 has not been released in app stores, and public downloads are not available yet. Contact the team with product enquiries.