Day 284 Clayday TodayDay 284

A journal app · fictional

Shape your day
by hand.

Clayday turns habits, moods and notes into small pieces of clay you press into today’s board. No streak alarms, no feed. Just a day you can hold.

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Free · No card · Fictional

Sat 11 Oct · Day 284

2 of 5 kept

Drag a piece onto today, or tap it.

Make · the app (fictional)

A journal you can
press your thumb into.

Every day starts as a small board with five places. You choose what goes in them. A walk. Water. A call you meant to make. Press a piece in and the board remembers the shape of your thumb.

Pieces
Five a day, named by you. Colour is for the eye; the name is what counts.
Stickers
One for the mood. Peel it off if the day changes its mind.
Pressed weeks
On Sunday the week bakes into a tile you can hold up to the light.
Noa · Sat 11 OctDay 284

Today

2 of 5 kept

Mood Steady
  • Walked the long way past the river. Cold hands, clear head.
  • Two glasses before noon.

41-day streak · no alarms

5–11 Oct6 / 7

Week

  1. M
  2. T
  3. W
  4. T
  5. F
  6. S
  7. S

6 of 7 days pressed

Sunday is still smooth. That’s allowed.

Bakes Sunday 21:00

Features · four

Four things on the bench.

Five small hand-pinched clay pieces in terracotta, ochre, sage, grey and cream, each with a fingertip dent

F1 · Pieces

Five pieces, your names.

Pinch a piece for anything you want to keep today. The name is printed under it, so the colour never has to explain itself.

A sheet of round paper stickers, one sage sticker half peeled

F2 · Stickers

A mood you can peel.

One sticker a day. If the afternoon turns, peel it. The board keeps the sticky mark, not a judgement.

Three short strips of embossed label tape, one cobalt and two black

F3 · Tape

Label the days that matter.

Run a strip of tape across a day and it files itself.

Work Family Slow

Seven small clay tiles in a row, six pressed with leaf, linen, thumb, string, seed and comb textures, the last one smooth

F4 · Pressed weeks

Seven days, one tile.

Each day leaves a texture. Sunday night the week bakes; the smooth ones stay smooth.

  1. M
  2. T
  3. W
  4. T
  5. F
  6. S
  7. S

Order · how it works

Pinch. Press. Keep.

  1. 01PinchPick a piece for each thing you want to keep: a walk, a page, a call.
  2. 02PressPress it into today’s board. It stays where your thumb left it.
  3. 03KeepSunday, the week bakes into a tile. Months line up like a shelf.
Two hands pinching a small piece of terracotta clay

Reviews · fictional

Kept by hand, by people
like you.

“I stopped opening it to check numbers. I open it to put something down.”

Mira Day 112 · fictional

“The first app that made me slower in a good way.”

Jun Day 41 · fictional

“My week tiles look like a little wall. I like walking past it.”

Ada Day 203 · fictional

41Day median streak · fictional

Keep · pricing

Free to pinch.
$4 to keep.

Lump is free for good. Kiln bakes your weeks, keeps every board and lets you print the year. Prices are fictional.

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Lump

$0

Forever

Kiln

$4

Per month

Ask · five questions

Questions, turned over
by hand.

No. Clayday is a fictional product made for a design template. The app, the prices, the reviews and every number on this page are made up.

No. Two of five is a day too. The board never turns red, never counts down and never sends a guilt notification. An empty place just stays smooth.

Any time. A piece is a name first and a colour second. Past days keep the name they were pressed with.

On Sunday night the seven boards bake into one tile. Each day leaves its own texture, so you can read a month by touch — or just by looking.

No. Clayday never summarises, suggests or fills in a day. What’s on the board is what your hand put there.

Start with one lump.

Press it. Your first day is already waiting on the bench.