Jan 7
Encryption (E2EE)
I would like to suggest implementing end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for user data in the app. Since diary entries often contain highly personal and sensitive information, E2EE would ensure that only the user can access the content, and not even the service provider would be able to read it. This feature would greatly increase privacy and user trust, and would make the app stand out as a secure journaling solution.
Planned
Thanks for the suggestion — we agree that end-to-end encryption (E2EE) is one of the strongest privacy approaches for a journaling app. Right now, the app already uses strong per-user encryption, meaning every user’s data is encrypted with their own dedicated encryption. This provides a solid security baseline and strong separation between users’ data, even within the same infrastructure. That said, we also understand the additional trust and guarantees that full E2EE can provide, and we’re actively evaluating how to introduce it in a way that’s both secure and practical (especially around multi-device sync and account recovery). We really appreciate you taking the time to share this — privacy is a core priority for us, and feedback like this helps guide our roadmap.