Step 1
Write privately between sessions
Capture thoughts, dreams, worries and small moments while they are still fresh.
🔒 Encrypted before storage
Write between sessions, track your mood, and securely share entries with your therapist whenever you choose.
June 11, 2026
I kept thinking about yesterday's conversation. I wanted to bring it up during therapy but forgot. Maybe what bothers me isn't what was said, but how it made me feel afterwards.
How it works
Write privately first. Add emotional context. Share only when it helps the conversation.
Step 1
Capture thoughts, dreams, worries and small moments while they are still fresh.
Step 2
Add a simple mood to each page so patterns become easier to notice over time.
Step 3
Create read-only access only for the pages and journals you intentionally choose.
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Focused writing, autosave, mood selector and music area
My private Journal
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June 11, 2026
Music of this moment
Save the page to keep the music.
I kept thinking about yesterday's conversation. I wanted to bring it up during therapy but forgot. Maybe what bothers me isn't what was said, but how it made me feel afterwards.
Read-only pages, sidebar navigation and theme controls
Read-only view
Jun 5, 2026
Today I wrote down what felt heavy, then found the one small thing I could carry with more care.
Overview cards, recent journals and mood overview
The Letter
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Journals
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Pages written
Mostly Anxious
2 of 6 pages
Recent journals
My private Journal
My daily feelings
Colored journals with descriptions and page counts
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Your journals
My private Journal
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My daily feelings
6 pages
Mood guide and most frequent mood summary
Mostly Anxious
2 of 6 pages
Mood overview
Create a free journal, write between sessions and decide later what, if anything, should be shared.
Why The Letter?
The Letter keeps therapy-focused writing, privacy, sharing controls and mood context in one calm space.
Write between sessions so important thoughts are easier to bring into the room.
Share read-only journal access with a therapist or trusted support person when it is useful.
Your journals stay private unless you intentionally choose what to share.
Track emotional patterns over time with simple mood labels on every page.
Feature priority
Privacy and sharing controls come first. Mood tracking and music support the writing without taking over the experience.
Create separate spaces for therapy notes, anxiety, gratitude, self-awareness or any season of life.
Name what you feel and notice patterns without turning reflection into a spreadsheet.
Share only the journals or pages you choose, with read-only access.
Write with fewer distractions and return to what mattered in previous pages.
Attach music to memories when a song belongs to the moment.
Who is this for?
Ideal for people in therapy, therapists who want better session context, or anyone who wants a private place to understand emotional patterns.
Comparison
Generic tools can be excellent. The Letter is focused on therapy journaling, privacy, moods and controlled sharing.
Start for free| Use case | The Letter | Notion | Google Docs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Therapy, moods and private sharing. | Organization and systems. | Documents and drafts. |
| Journaling | Built for pages and reflection. | Possible with setup. | Document-first. |
| Mood context | Mood overview built in. | Requires custom setup. | Manual tracking. |
| Sharing | Private read-only links. | Workspace sharing. | Document sharing. |
Trust and privacy
Your entries are encrypted before storage.
Only you decide what gets shared.
No public feeds. No social features. No advertising.
The Letter gives you a quiet place to write, notice patterns and prepare for better conversations.