Feature
Quests
A quest is a thread running through you. Not a task, not a goal: what is actually at stake right now.
One main quest at a time
The big question of your year — “find what I want from this work”, “leave the city”. Only one active, because one is already a lot. The previous one is archived, never deleted.
As many side quests as your life has
A project that has dragged since March, a complicated relationship, a transition. Each has a status — active, completed, archived — and a start date that can precede the day you created it.
Daily ones, if you want them
A lighter category for small recurring arcs. Optional, switched on in the settings.
Linking stays optional
One tap in the editor attaches the page to one or more quests. Attaching nothing is normal use, not an oversight: write first.
And above all: the rereading
Open a quest and you get the run of pages that punctuated it, in order, with the people who appeared in them. That is where a journal starts being useful.
A journal, and a way to reread it.
People
The people who move through your story. The ones who keep coming back, page after page, sometimes without you noticing.
Chapters
Once a month, Nacre rereads what you wrote and turns it into a narrative. Not a bulleted summary: a text, with a title, that tells your month.
Constellation
The shape of your story, seen from far away. Every page is a star, every quest and every person a node pulling them together.
Start tonight.
A mood and two sentences is enough. In a year you will have a thread to reread.
Same app: the App Store listing is still titled Quest.