Soyogi Note: Private Journal
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About this app
"Soyogi Note" was created as a form of non-verbal support for those who are in such an extreme state of limit that even talking to someone or making a phone call feels too painful. It is a fully offline digital journal where you can safely release painful memories and heavy emotions that you cannot tell anyone, without worrying about anyone else's eyes.
As a survivor of childhood abuse, a supporter who has walked the path of welfare services, and a person who developed depression due to workplace harassment and spent a long time away from society, I truly understand this pain.
When you are truly pushed to your absolute limit, asking someone for help becomes an incredibly high hurdle. That is why I believed a quiet, safe space where those who cannot speak can organize their emotions without needing words was necessary.
[Features and How to Use]
Absolute Privacy and Complete Offline Design
This app does not communicate over the internet at all. What you write is never sent to external servers or seen by anyone. It is a safe space that functions entirely within your smartphone.
Free Release of Emotions
Daily frustrations, anger, sadness, or sudden insights. Any words, no matter how incoherent, are welcome. There is no need to write beautifully—just jot down your emotions exactly as they are.
Welfare originally means a state where everyone is happy. Even if reality is harsh, I hope this app can lighten your heart even just a little and become one of the gentle systems to help you regain a moment of relief.
When you are suffering alone late at night, please open this note.
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Offline Use Available: The app itself operates entirely offline. External links are kept to an absolute minimum, limited only to official resources such as the homepage of "Soyogi" (Consultation Office for Care and Support).
Soyogi (Consultation and Support Service for Care and Welfare) Representative: Hiro
X (Twitter): @SOUDAN_SOYOGI
As a survivor of childhood abuse, a supporter who has walked the path of welfare services, and a person who developed depression due to workplace harassment and spent a long time away from society, I truly understand this pain.
When you are truly pushed to your absolute limit, asking someone for help becomes an incredibly high hurdle. That is why I believed a quiet, safe space where those who cannot speak can organize their emotions without needing words was necessary.
[Features and How to Use]
Absolute Privacy and Complete Offline Design
This app does not communicate over the internet at all. What you write is never sent to external servers or seen by anyone. It is a safe space that functions entirely within your smartphone.
Free Release of Emotions
Daily frustrations, anger, sadness, or sudden insights. Any words, no matter how incoherent, are welcome. There is no need to write beautifully—just jot down your emotions exactly as they are.
Welfare originally means a state where everyone is happy. Even if reality is harsh, I hope this app can lighten your heart even just a little and become one of the gentle systems to help you regain a moment of relief.
When you are suffering alone late at night, please open this note.
100% Free & No Ads
Offline Use Available: The app itself operates entirely offline. External links are kept to an absolute minimum, limited only to official resources such as the homepage of "Soyogi" (Consultation Office for Care and Support).
Soyogi (Consultation and Support Service for Care and Welfare) Representative: Hiro
X (Twitter): @SOUDAN_SOYOGI
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