01Cloudy asks one question
Open the app and Cloudy asks you something. Each day the home page also shows cloudy’s question for today. Questions build on what Cloudy remembers, so they get more personal the longer you use it.
Everblue · a journal that asks you first
How it works

Everblue is a journal that asks you first. Cloudy asks one good question at a time, and your answers become your journal. Here’s the whole thing, start to finish.
The main loop
Open the app and Cloudy asks you something. Each day the home page also shows cloudy’s question for today. Questions build on what Cloudy remembers, so they get more personal the longer you use it.
Say as much or as little as you like. Short answers count. When there’s more to say, Cloudy follows up instead of moving on.
Tap “make this a journal entry” and your answers become a first-person entry, in your own words, on today’s page. Nothing is saved to your journal until you tap it.
When you’d rather write it yourself
Anything you add yourself is saved as is. Cloudy never rewrites it. It just leaves a short thought bubble beside it.
Type an entry the way you’d write it anywhere else.
Pick or take a photo. It reaches Cloudy only when you add it.
Talk it out when typing feels like too much.
Log how you feel in a tap. Rate the day too, if you like.
Free covers today and yesterday. Pro lets you write on any past day.
What grows with you
Cloudy remembers what matters from your entries and chats: people, plans, routines. The “what cloudy knows” screen lists all of it. Edit anything, forget anything, or pause memory.
After 12 answers, Cloudy reads your personality and gives you one of 16 cloud types, like “INFJ · the lighthouse cloud”, with a steady or stormy suffix. It locks in at 30 answers, then a fresh read each month shows how you’ve changed. A lens, not a diagnosis.
Ask “what was i up to in early september?” and Cloudy searches your journal and answers from what you actually wrote. If it isn’t there, Cloudy says so.
Three missions a day, plus a bonus for clearing all three. Entries and answers earn coins, and saying more earns more. Spend them on outfits for Cloudy, pals that float beside it, cloud colors, app themes, journal paper, and calendar styles.
Missing a day breaks nothing. Your coins, level, and unlocks stay yours.
Where your words go
Entries are stored on your device.
Everblue doesn’t read your health data, calendar, music, or location. Photos reach Cloudy only when you pick or take one.
When Cloudy thinks, your chat messages, saved entries (for the thought bubble and memory), photos you add, and your answers when you ask for your cloud type are sent to AI model providers through OpenRouter. Photos get an on-device check for private details first, with location stripped.
Everblue’s servers pass it along and don’t keep it. The only analytics are anonymous daily tallies, with no content.
Everblue is a self-reflection and journaling tool. It isn’t therapy or medical care.

On iPhone now, free to start, with 14 days of Pro and no card at signup.
Download on the App Store