Komorebi Support

 Komorebi Support


Komorebi is a journaling app for healthcare workers, where what you write stays on your phone and each entry adds a leaf to a tree.


Email: remykd@gmail.com

I read every message that comes in.

Where are my entries stored?

On your phone, in the app's own storage. They are not uploaded anywhere. There is no server behind the app.


Is there backup or sync?

No, not in this version. Your entries exist in exactly one place, which is the device you wrote them on.

If you lose your phone, switch to a new one, or delete the app, the entries go with it. There is no copy stored elsewhere that I can restore for you, because nothing is ever sent off the device. This is worth knowing before you write something you would want to keep.


How do I delete my entries?


One entry: open it from the Journal tab and tap Delete Entry, or swipe on the row in the list.

All of them: delete Komorebi from your phone. That removes every entry along with it, permanently and immediately.

There is no separate account to close and no request to send me, since I never had a copy in the first place.


Do I need an account?

No. There is nothing to sign up for, no email address to hand over, and no password to keep track of. Install it and start writing.


Are the crisis numbers run by Komorebi?

No. The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, the Crisis Text Line, Safe Call Now, and the Emotional PPE Project are independent organizations with no connection to this app. Komorebi lists them so they are easy to find.

Tapping one opens your Phone app, Messages, or your browser. Nothing you have written is shared with them, and nothing on that screen changes based on what you write.


Does it work without a connection?

Yes, always. The app never needs a network connection, so airplane mode and dead zones make no difference to it.


The tree does not seem to be growing

Leaves are added as entries accumulate, and the tree moves through stages rather than changing with every single entry. Early on, the difference between one entry and the next is small by design. Keep writing and it fills in.


Something is broken, or I have an idea

Email remykd@gmail.com. It helps to include your iPhone model and iOS version, and what you were doing when it went wrong. Please do not paste anything private from an entry into the email.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

To Nourish a Soul

It was 2018, and I was in the back of Komaaj, a little Persian spot tucked into a cafe in Berkeley's Gourmet Ghetto, up to my elbows in beets. The restaurant hummed with simmering stews, and I was chopping away, grinning ear to ear, lost in it all. This was back in high school, when I'd toyed with the idea of culinary school. Food felt like the one thing that made sense, a way to create something real. Komaaj, the cake we were named for, comes from northern Iran: rice flour mixed with yogurt, a hint of saffron and rosewater, then glazed with honey and topped with dried rose petals. A tricky recipe to get just right. But I didn't mind the fuss. I'd known Hanif, the founder, since I was a kid in an afterschool program. He'd left engineering behind when he immigrated, landing as a chef at Golestan, a Persian immersion school. Hanif's love for this work was fiery; it drew me in and made me want more. As I leaned into that, I caught the spark too. I started small: pr...
Read more

Blogging Away the Ghosts

Welcome to 911Premed! I’m really excited to finally start a blog. It’s something I’ve been deliberating over for a while now, but I feel that all of us (no matter the profession) should have places to talk, vent, and share our experiences.  Medicine is no exception, in fact, I’d argue it’s more important. As for me, I stay on the emergency side of things — either as an EMT-B on an ALS truck in Ann Arbor, MI or an ED technician at a level one trauma center in Detroit, MI.  The call For the emergency adrenaline junkies out there, there is a secret code, an unspoken understanding between care providers. This dead air that hangs between experiences and our ability to process them is a glaring red flag that plagues too many of us in the field. After repeated secondhand (and sometimes firsthand) trauma the mind separates it from reality. Each call runs more like a movie than real life. They sit in the passenger seat of their own body to protect themselves. We all crack jokes, but th...
Read more

Privacy Policy — Komorebi

Privacy Policy — Komorebi Effective 21 August 2026 What is collected Nothing. There is no account, no sign-up, no email address, no username, no profile.  What you write stays on your phone and is never sent anywhere. What leaves your phone Nothing. The app makes no network requests of any kind. There is no server behind Komorebi, so there is nowhere for your writing to go. Where your entries are stored On your device, in the app's own local storage. That is the only copy. Because your entries never leave your device, I cannot read them. I also cannot get them back for you. If your phone is lost or stolen, if you delete the app, or if you reset the device, everything you wrote goes with it.  There is no backup and no sync in this version. Your entries exist in exactly one place. Please keep that in mind before writing something you would not want to lose. Analytics, tracking, and advertising There are none of these. Specifically: - No analytics service. - No crash reporting se...
Read more