Dalvo is a journal you talk to instead of type. It calls at a time you pick, and about five minutes of talking becomes a written entry that arrives back as a journal card by text. Every call knows more about you than the last, so the journal builds with you rather than starting over each night.
Common questions
What is an AI journal?
An AI journal is a journal you speak to rather than write. Dalvo calls you, asks about your day, and turns the conversation into a written entry, so keeping a journal takes talking rather than sitting down to a blank page.
How does journaling with Dalvo work?
Dalvo calls at a time you pick. You talk for about five minutes about your day, and the entry is written up and sent back to you as a journal card by text.
How long does a journaling call take?
About five minutes. The call is short on purpose, because a journal you can finish before bed is one you actually keep.
Can I read my old journal entries?
Yes. Every entry is yours to read back and yours to take away, and you can listen to the original recordings of your old calls as well.
Do I have to type anything?
No. Talking is the whole input, and Dalvo does the writing. You can text it instead on a day you would rather not talk.
Why does time seem to speed up as you get older?
As routines repeat, a stretch of time leaves fewer distinct memories behind, so it feels shorter in retrospect. Keeping a daily record gives each week something to remember it by, which is why people who journal often say their days stop blurring together.