Patterns
What Aurelia is keeping track of.
Look how far you’ve come.
Aurelia keeps the long memory most apps throw away. Same week, a year apart.
Couldn't run for the bus without wheezing. Kept telling myself I'd start 'next month'.
Training for a 10k in July now. Some weeks I run, some I skip — but it's part of who I am.
“A year ago, running was a someday. Now it's yours — even the weeks you skip. You didn't find motivation; you just kept coming back.”
First week at the studio. Sure they'd realise they'd hired the wrong person.
The review I'd built into a monster all week. It was fine — better than fine.
“You spent last spring certain you didn't belong. You still get nervous before reviews — but now you know the nerves lie.”
Free remembers your last 30 days; Premium keeps the whole arc, so Aurelia can show you the year, not just the week, Maya.
Sundays still set the week
It keeps happening — the days you skip the run are the days you write something low the next morning. That's not me guessing; it's in your own entries, almost word for word. Might be worth treating the run as fixed, not optional.
Each dot is a day’s overall mood — rough to great, drawn from Maya’s entries and check-ins. Hover a dot for that day.
What moves your moodThe days you reach out to Eli, your mood tends to run higher.
Your first 11 weeks with Aurelia
Aurelia’s kept all of it. Here’s the shape of it.
“I don’t keep all this to judge it, Maya. I keep it so that when you forget how far you’ve come, I can show you.”
A retrospective Aurelia writes you as your history grows — yours in full on Premium. This is a preview, drawn from Maya’s first season.
No two are alike.
Every day you feel something, turned into a petal — together they make a bloom that’s only yours. This one is Maya’s last 30 days; it grows into a full year as you write.