eff.today won’t save the day. But you don’t have to hold it all. It won’t be left unread. It will be answered. And you won’t have had to tell a soul. Feel what you feel. This doesn’t judge or watch. Anonymous by architecture. Made to help—not fix—you.

memories.sh — One layer for memories, skills, and rules across any agent

One layer for memories, skills, and rules across any agent

We made eff.today because sometimes people need to be honest—but not watched. No metrics. No login. No journaling streaks. Just a quiet place to show up when things feel like a lot. The whole system is designed to work even when the user doesn’t want to open up—so we tested it on a simulated AI persona: emotionally avoidant, sarcastic, trained to dodge introspection. It got honest anyway. If you’ve ever been stuck in 😐 or wanted to check in without checking out—this is for you. Thanks for being curious. FAQs: 1. Yes, that really is the URL → eff.today 2. Yes, it’s anonymous—we can’t reset your login because we don’t know who you are. 3. “eff” stands for Everything Feels Fine / Funny Today—but you know… it winks at the rest of it, too.

This is truely a breath of fresh air! I love that it's designed to work even if you're *not* feeling super open to journaling – that whole AI-testing thing is kinda genius imo. So many journaling apps pressure you to be positive or consistent, but this one just lets you *be*. Could you tell me more about how the anonymity works in practice?

Check out the substack articles for more depth https://substack.com/@effinfra?r...

memories.sh — One layer for memories, skills, and rules across any agent

One layer for memories, skills, and rules across any agent

Check out the substack articles for more depth https://substack.com/@effinfra?r...

eff.today

built for when everything feels like a lot

built for when everything feels like a lot