Pricing for Compline

Most journaling apps price on storage or on a feature checklist. That never made sense here, because the feature that makes an AI journal worth having is not any single tool — it is how much of your life the AI can hold in view at once.

An AI that can read thirty days can tell you that this week was harder than last. An AI that can read a full year can tell you that last January went the same way this one is going, and that the thing you are calling burnout arrives on a schedule. An AI that can read all of it can tell you how many times you have been through it before. Those are not the same product, and the longer ones cost more to run.

So the ladder is honest about it. Seed gives you the full journal — unlimited entries, moods, search, calendar — and a thirty-day horizon. Insight quality rises with the horizon, not with the price of the button.

No tier removes the journal itself. One-tap mood tracking, tags, full-text search, calendar views and offline writing are on every plan including the free one. Habit tracking is capped at three on Seed, fifteen on Bloom and forty on Luminary, and is unlimited only on Constellation — a default rather than a lever, because people who start with three keep them far more often than people who start with twelve.