A log is a simple text entry that you can write to keep track of what you're up to, thinking about, how your feeling, really whatever. How frequently you log is up to you, I typically write a log a few times a day, but it varies. It's really fun to look back on your logs and have a record of what you did on a given day. Think LiveJournal but private.

I love text logging, I've been doing it on and off for years. Wanted to create something that would last, and let others benefit from it too.

Short answer is yes; like all hosted services, if I really wanted to, I could. That said, doing so would be a severe breach of trust and that's not something I take lightly. As a user of rawlogged.com myself, I'd be really mad if someone were to access my private logs without my consent.

I'm considering implementing full end-to-end encryption for user logs eventually, but since I'm likely going to be the only user of this site for the forseeable future, hasn't been a top priority. Contact me if you have any ideas here or want to chat about this!

Logs are stored in per-user turbopuffer namespace alongside a computed embedding vector for semantic search. I work at turbopuffer, and can attest to how seriously we take user data privacy and security (fully SOC2 & HIPAA compliant). That said, this project is not associated with turbopuffer in any official capacity, rather, it's a personal project that just happens to use their infrastructure.