πŸ“– Dear Diary

Your personal activity diary β€” what you did, with whom, what it cost, and how you felt.

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πŸ“‹ What does this module do?

Dear Diary is your personal diary: each entry records an activity with date, duration, cost and mood. It's completely private β€” every user has their own, no one else can see it, unless you choose to share a specific entry.

πŸ“ Entries

Date, description, duration (or start/end time), cost and mood for the day.

🏷️ Activities & 🀝 Beneficiaries

Your own catalogs to quickly tag what you did and who it was for.

🌐 Historias

Share an entry, if you want, on the public feed β€” visible to anyone, like a small blog.

⬇️ CSV Export

Download your entire history to a file, whenever you want.

πŸ“ Entries

Every entry has a date, description (required), start/end time or a freely-written duration (e.g. "2 hours"), cost, current mood, and optionally an activity and a beneficiary. Notes are a separate, private space for details you don't want in the main description.

The entries list can be searched and filtered by text, activity, beneficiary or month.

🏷️ Activities & Beneficiaries

Both are your own personal catalogs β€” each user builds their own, they're not shared across accounts. Add them from the sub-menu before using them in an entry, or on the fly from the entry form itself.

🌐 Sharing Your Story

Every entry's form has a "Share my story" checkbox. If you check it, that entry appears on Historias β€” a public feed, visible with no login required, shown under your alias or username (never your real name unless that's your alias).

πŸ”’ Only the description, date and mood are shared. Your private notes, cost and beneficiary are NEVER made public.

You can uncheck it at any time to make the entry private again.

⬇️ CSV Export

From "Entries" there's a button to download your entire history as a CSV file, compatible with Excel/Google Sheets.

πŸ”§ Troubleshooting

I shared an entry by mistake β€” edit it and uncheck "Share my story"; it stops being public immediately.
I don't see my real name on Historias β€” that's intentional. The public feed always shows your alias or username, never your real name.
Can anyone else see my diary? β€” no, it's completely private except for entries you explicitly mark as shared.
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