Hi Product Hunt, I’m Wayne, the founder of Experiolog. Experiolog started with a simple problem: we often remember whether we liked an experience, but forget the details that would help us make a better decision next time. What did we order? Where did we park? Which hotel room was quieter? Which service provider understood what we needed? Would we recommend the experience to everyone, or only to close friends and family? These details usually end up scattered across photos, messages, notes and memory. Public review platforms are designed primarily to influence strangers, rather than create a useful personal record. I built Experiolog to provide a private-first alternative. With Experiolog, you can: * Record places, services, activities and meaningful moments * Add ratings, photographs and personal notes * Keep an experience private * Share it with selected trusted circles * Make it public when broader sharing is useful * Refer back to your own experiences when making future decisions Experiolog is not intended to become another public social feed. The objective is to help people build a useful record of their lives while retaining control over who can see each experience. We are still developing and refining the product, so honest feedback would be valuable. I am particularly interested in whether the logging process feels natural, whether the audience controls are clear and which details you would want to capture for future reference. You can try Experiolog at https://experiolog.com/ Thank you for taking a look. I will be available throughout the launch to answer questions and discuss feedback.

ExperioLog.com

A private-first journal for experiences that matter

A private-first journal for experiences that matter