AI Diary

aidiary.io ↗

Chat-based journaling with AI prompts, mood tracking and entry summaries

SI Score
62/100
Pricing
Not confirmed
Free plan
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Sign-up required
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Homepage screenshot
Screenshot of the AI Diary homepage

AI Diary turns journaling into a conversation, replying to your entries with follow-up questions and prompts. It also rates each entry on readability, vocabulary, grammar and structure, and charts your mood over time. Voice narration, AI summaries, generated poems and smart search round out the toolset, and the site says entries stay private to you.

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Our take

Worth a look if blank pages stall you and a back-and-forth chat gets you writing. The writing analysis and mood graph give you something to review beyond the entries themselves. We'd treat the privacy line as a claim to verify yourself, since the page states it without detail on how entries are stored or protected.

Features

  • Conversational journaling

    The AI responds to what you write with questions and prompts, shown on the page as a sample exchange about a stressful workday.

  • Writing analysis

    Entries are rated on readability, vocabulary, grammar and structure so you can see where your writing needs work.

  • Mood tracking

    Mood analysis and a graph let you follow your emotions across entries over time.

  • Voice interactions

    You can narrate entries aloud and get voice responses from the AI instead of typing everything.

Best for

  • People who freeze at a blank page and prefer a chat to a form
  • Journalers curious about mood patterns over time
  • Writers who want feedback on grammar and vocabulary
  • Anyone who'd rather speak an entry than type it

FAQ

Is AI Diary free to use?
The site has a "Create free diary" button, but no pricing page was supplied, so what a free account includes isn't clear from the source text.
Does AI Diary keep my entries private?
The page says your diary is for your eyes only and that security and data protection are priorities, though it doesn't explain how entries are stored or protected.

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