Some things feel worth keeping.
Some things need a closer look.
WorthKeeping gives you a simple place to capture the good, the hard, and everything in between. Your thoughts collect visually so you can see what you’ve told yourself — without the app telling you what to do.
Add one thought at a time, exactly as it comes to you.
Each thought becomes a color-coded note in one of your jars.
See counts and categories without advice or interpretation.
Add a thought
One sentence is enough.
Your jars
Every note represents something you entered.
Recent notes
Edit or remove anything anytime.
Here’s what you put into words.
This view simply reflects the notes and categories from your session. It does not score your relationship or suggest a decision.
Where your thoughts clustered
Category distribution from this session.
In plain language
A neutral restatement of your own entries.
- You recorded 6 “feels good” notes and 5 “feels hard” notes in this sample.
- Your largest number of entries appeared under emotional.
- The chart shows how your notes were distributed across categories.
- No score, verdict, recommendation, or decision is assigned to these patterns.
Two private reflections. One shared moment.
Each person fills their own jars privately. When both choose to share, WorthKeeping can show the two reflections side-by-side without ranking, blending, or interpreting either person’s experience.
Person A
Private reflection
The other person doesn’t see what you type while you’re reflecting.
Person B
Private reflection
Each person decides when their reflection is ready to be shown.
“You both chose to share. Below is a side-by-side view of the notes and category distributions each of you recorded. WorthKeeping does not rank, combine, or interpret them for you.”