LJL / ACCOUNT & READING SPACE
Your space to return.
Sign in, pick up a story, or revisit a decision. A clear home for your collection and records.
01 / ACCOUNT
Make room for a conversation.
Create an account with your email and join article discussions. Collections, reading positions and tool records remain on this device.
Public account service pendingRegistration and sign-in will open when the account service is activated. You can browse and use the local reading space now.
Sign-in is kept in this browser. Sign out before leaving a shared device. Passwords are excluded from collections and backups.
FOR NEXT TIME / POSITIONS YOU SAVED
Continue where you left a marker.
Only positions you choose to save appear here. Switch languages and return to the matching section; percentages are approximate.
02 / LOCAL COLLECTION
Something for the next visit
Enable JavaScript to read your local collection.
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THOUGHTS IN PROGRESS
Local comment drafts
Return to the article and restore its draft. When public comments open, you still choose what to submit.
LOCAL JOURNAL / CHOICES TO REVISIT
Bring the earlier reasoning back into view.
Up to 60 versions deliberately saved from the F1, delivery and evidence-preparation experiments. Compare two from the same tool. Reasoning stays local and is excluded from shared tool links.
To transfer records to another device, explicitly select Decision journal in the Backup & transfer section.
LJL / PORTABLE WORKSPACE
Take your collection with you. Pick it up on another device.
Put your saved collection, positions and tool records into an encrypted file. Encryption and decryption happen on this device.
Create an encrypted backup
The file does not contain the password and cannot be decrypted without it. Save any unfinished tool entries before making the backup.
Bring records to this device
Decrypt and inspect counts before confirming the merge. For matching stories, encounters or notebook entries, the local record stays.
Import merges the selected areas. Ordinary JSON exports still belong in their original tools.
Backup files provide manual transfer. Account sync and public comments still need an independent service. Local backups exclude login tokens and passwords.