Honor Chang is the creator of LogOne, a minimalist note app designed to spark self-discovery. His vision: help people awaken their own values through simple, honest logging—anytime, anywhere.
Memory fades. A log stays still. Memory is alive, but it's also fragile. It shifts, reshapes, and slowly wears away. What you remember today may feel clear, but tomorrow it’s colored by mood, distortion, or distance. A log, on the other hand, doesn’t move. It captures
You’re not writing. You’re noticing. When you log, you're not crafting paragraphs or polishing prose. You’re simply capturing what’s already there. A flicker of thought. A shift in emotion. A pattern repeating. Writing aims to impress or express. Logging exists to observe. It’s
The first log is never perfect. That’s why it matters. Most people hesitate before they write their first log. We overthink it. We want it to sound smart, meaningful, memorable. But that’s not the point. The value of the first log isn’t in how it sounds—it’
Log by log, you build One history. Every entry you make in Log0ne contributes to something far greater than a note—it becomes a thread in your personal narrative. Over time, these small lines form a living document of who you are, what you’ve noticed, and how you’ve
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We didn’t choose the date. The date chose us. When we realized that June 9 was International Archives Day, it wasn’t a marketing decision — it felt like alignment. This day celebrates the value of recording, and for us, that is not a one-time event but a lifelong practice.