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Read Today
Get headline, habit cards, and reflection question on the Today tab.
Archive tab
Temporal memory — not just storage.
Archive lets you save what actually happened, reflect on whether the pulse felt relevant, and build a personal record of timing patterns across days.
How it works
Close the loop between guidance and lived experience.
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Note what happened
Add reflection notes — what you did, what shifted, what surprised you.
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Rate relevance
Mark the pulse as Not relevant, Somewhat relevant, or Very relevant. No in-app star ratings — Apple owns that anxiety.
Why three levels
Binary feedback is useful. Nuance is better.
- Not relevant — the read did not match your day; that is valuable signal too.
- Somewhat relevant — part of the timing landed; useful for calibration.
- Very relevant — strong match; helps Chronon learn what resonates for you.
Saved pulses
A calmer history than screenshot folders.
Archive keeps past headlines, guidance, and your notes attached to each date — so you can compare seasons, revisit decisions, and notice what patterns repeat.
Continuity required
Sign in from Profile to attach feedback and archive entries to your account across devices.
Account supportPrivacy-aware
Reflection notes support personalization context. They are not injected into free Daily Pulse prompts without your intent.
Privacy policyProduct principle
Memory should make Chronon more useful — not more obsessive.
Archive is lightweight journaling tied to timing, not a gamified streak machine. Save when it helps you notice patterns; skip when it does not.