you-are-here

You're Here is a reflective journal that turns how your days felt into something you can see. It is inspired by a memory exercise in David Burns' Feeling Good. You write an entry, or speak it if you prefer, and pin it to a day. Gemini reads how it felt and how long the feeling lasted, whether that's a single day, a stretch of weeks or something you're dreading next month. The entry then appears as a cloud of coloured dust on a 3D spiral of your days. You never pick a mood, a colour or an end date. The spiral's colors, intensity, and shape are never chosen by you. They're derived by AI from your writing. You just think out loud. You only ever pick one date: the anchor, where the entry lives on the spiral. Gemini reads your text and decides how far that feeling actually stretches. You don't pick start/end dates. You don't classify anything as "past" or "future." The model infers the temporal scope (point, smear, or forward) and the end date from your wording. Anything beyond today renders lighter and more transparent. The future is ghostly, the past is vivid. Runs locally, with your own API keys. There is no backend: entries live in your browser's storage. The only things that leave your machine are the entry text, sent to Gemini for analysis, and voice recordings, sent to Groq if you use the mic.