Write
A journal that's only yours
Write every day, add photos, files and voice notes, and find anything again.
- On this day: what you wrote a month or a year ago
- Tag a goal with @ and the entry counts toward it
- Search every entry by its words
Your days, goals and notes,
in one calm place.
Endrue is a private planner and journal for students. Your tasks, calendar, study, goals and writing sit together, so you can see what to do today and how far you've come.
One place for the day ahead and the progress behind it.
Endrue started as one person's own journal and planner, and now a few people it's shared with use it too. Today shows what's on: lessons, tasks, routines, the next test and a place to write. The rest of the app is where those things live and add up over weeks.
It's small on purpose. There are no feeds, no followers and no ads. What you write stays yours: nobody else who uses Endrue can see it, and you can take it all with you or delete it whenever you like.
Write, plan, study, and see how far you've come.
Four parts of Endrue, as they look for Alex, a made-up student a month into the autumn term.
Plan
Tasks that sort themselves
Add a task in plain words and it lands where it belongs: a date, a time, a category.
- Quick add from anywhere: “Read chapter 5 tomorrow 4pm #school”
- My plan for today, overdue, important and waiting lists
- Keyboard shortcuts, and Undo when you change your mind
Study
Study, with targets you can reach
Subjects, tests and assignments with dates, weights, targets and results.
- Graded your way: percentages, your own grades, or points out of a total
- A calculator that works out what you need next, in plain maths
- Topic checklists, past papers and a trend chart for each subject
Wins
Wins, goals and Arcs
Keep the small things that went right, and watch habits and streaks add up.
- Suggested wins from your own data, which you keep or skip
- Habits, numbers and step-by-step goals
- Arcs: a stretch of days with a few things you do every day
Small days add up.
A month of Alex's autumn term, as Endrue keeps it.
Read 10 pages
A habit kept on 13 of the last 14 days.
My plan for Monday
Two of today's three tasks done, ticked off as they happened.
Winter Arc
26 days showed up so far, out of 93.
October
Every day from the 1st to the 26th, written or ticked.
Every page fits your phone.
Endrue is a website that works on phones, tablets and computers. Add it to your Home Screen and it opens like an app.
TodayLessons, tasks, routines, the next test and the Arc you're on. 
GoalsHabits and numbers, and how often you've kept them lately. 
Weekly reviewWith AI on, a short look back at each week. 
AskWith AI on, ask about your days, tasks and goals.
Three steps in.
Get an invite
The owner adds your email to the invite list. Don't have one? Ask for one.
Create your account
Use Create account with that email and a password, then open the link Endrue emails you to confirm it's yours.
Start with Today
Tell Endrue your name (it picks up your timezone), choose whether to turn AI on, then add a first task or write a line.
Plain answers about your data.
The details, including what's stored and where, are on the privacy page.
Private from other people who use it.
Every row and file is tied to your account, and the database refuses anyone else's request for it. This is tested on every change.
The owner can technically see the database.
They run it, so its dashboard can show any table, your entries included. The app has no screen for reading anyone else's data, but it is possible. Don't write anything you wouldn't want them able to read.
AI is optional, and off until you turn it on.
Nothing of yours goes to an AI provider until you choose to. Endrue uses Google's free Gemini tier: Google may use what's sent to improve its products, and human reviewers may read it.
Invited people have daily limits.
Endrue runs on free plans, so each invited person gets 20 AI requests a day (at most 5 a minute), 100 MB of file space with files up to 10 MB each, and 2 emails a day. Reaching a limit never deletes anything.
Backed up, encrypted.
Every night the database is copied, encrypted with a key only the owner holds, and kept for 30 days.
Yours to take or delete.
Export everything you've written at any time, or delete your account and everything in it. Backups of it expire within 30 days.
No ads, analytics or trackers.
This page sets no cookies. Signing in sets the ones that keep you signed in.
Questions people ask.
Anything else? Email hello@endrue.com.
Who is Endrue for?
Students, and anyone who wants their tasks, calendar, study, goals and journal in one place. It's for one person's own days: there are no teams, groups or shared lists.
Is it free?
Yes. There's nothing to buy and no ads. It runs on free plans, which is why each invited person has daily limits: 20 AI requests a day (at most 5 a minute), 100 MB of file space with files up to 10 MB each, and 2 emails a day.
Why is it invite-only?
It's a small project run by one person, with room for 10 invited people. Keeping it small keeps it fast, within its free plans, and closed to strangers. Only an email on the invite list can create an account.
Does it work on a phone or tablet?
Yes. Endrue is a website that fits phones, tablets and computers, and you can add it to your Home Screen to open it like an app.
What happens to my data?
It's stored in one Supabase database in Sydney, Australia, and the site runs on Vercel. It's private from everyone else who uses Endrue, though the owner can technically see the database.
Settings → Export downloads everything at any time. Deleting your account removes it from Endrue at once, and from the encrypted backups within 30 days. More on the privacy page.