📔 Diary

What is this?

The Diary module is a personal journal inside FunnyAI. It is built around dates rather than documents: each entry belongs to a day, can carry the local weather and temperature, and is saved to your own account.

There is no public feed and no social layer. The list page only reads entries whose creator is the signed-in user, so your writing stays in your own archive.

The design is deliberately small: no folders to maintain, no sharing rules to learn and no formatting language to study. You open the page, write the day and close it. Later you can read the archive in date order or search a title when you half-remember a name.

Who it is for. The diary suits anyone who wants a small daily record without a social audience: a travel log, a work journal, a record of weather and mood, or a place to keep one line about each day. It is not a task manager or a blog. If you need reminders, boards or shared writing, the Notes module is the better fit.

What you can do

• Write an entry with a title, year, month, day and a free-form body.
• Record the weather — type it yourself or use the built-in weather helper for Shanghai.
• Browse your archive newest first, with 20 entries per page and simple pagination.
• Search by title to find an old day quickly.
• Edit a past entry at any time; the update time is stored with it.
• Keep text notes, references to photos and tag-style keywords inside the free-form content field.
• Stay private — every entry is filtered by your account on the server side.

How a diary entry works

1. Sign in to FunnyAI and open the Diary module.
2. Choose New diary and give the entry a title.
3. Set the date, then add weather and temperature if you want them on record.
4. Write the day in the content box and save it.
5. Return to the list to browse, search or edit earlier entries.

Entries are ordered by year, month and day, so an older date always sits further down the list even if it was written later.

Good to know. The weather helper currently reads a Shanghai forecast, so temperatures for other cities should be typed in by hand. The content box is plain free-form text; that makes it a practical place for short diary writing, a list of things that happened, a link to a photo stored elsewhere, or a few keywords you can search for later. Each save updates the entry's modification time without changing its original date.

If you miss a day, there is no streak to break and no reminder to dismiss. You can enter an older date when you catch up, and the entry will take its natural place in the archive. This makes the diary comfortable for irregular use as well as for a strict daily habit.

The list header shows the total number of entries, and each row shows its date, weather and a short preview. That is enough to recognise a day without opening it. Title search matches the title text, so a memorable word in the title makes an old entry easier to find.

Open the diary

The journal lives in the Chinese interface. Use the button below to start writing, or return to the English index to explore other FunnyAI tools.