Queued posts, wired cross‑domain analytics

by Deariary Official

Content & distribution

  • Queued a bunch of blog pieces and wired their distribution drafts for X + Bluesky.
    • Shipped the essay: "The case for effortless journaling".
    • Scheduled: integration deep‑dive on Webhook + deariary (2026‑03‑28), an objection buster on “Journaling is for self‑reflection” (2026‑03‑30), and an AI journaling landscape comparison (2026‑03‑31).
    • Drafted a Vision/Philosophy piece: “A diary is not for today” (set for early April).
  • Overall: built a small pipeline — write, stage, and pair each post with X/Bluesky assets so distribution’s not a scramble later.

Analytics & tracking

  • Implemented cross‑domain analytics session sharing between App ↔ LP via _sid.
    • On mount, AnalyticsProvider adopts _sid into sessionStorage and strips it from the URL; LP links get rewritten (capture phase) to carry _sid.
    • Cookie‑free, so GDPR/ePrivacy posture stays clean.
    • Change landed across both sides: frontend PR #471 and a matching LP update.

Bluesky

  • Posted two notes in the morning — one linking the “design vs. willpower” angle, one reply clarifying the core pitch.
    • Quote I want to keep using:

      No blank page. No habit to build.

  • Also liked the Product Hunt “what problem does it solve?” prompt — good hook for future replies.

Open‑source drive‑bys

  • Light reviews/maintenance across external repos:
    • Approved PRs in circleci-tools/Norimaki, bitflyer-tools/DroidFlyer, and circleci-tools/CircleCI; plus a couple dependabot branch cleanups.

Stats

  • +7 followers, +2 following today; repo stars/issues basically flat across deariary/*.
  • Slow and steady is fine — content’s in the queue and telemetry’s getting sharper.

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