Meridian is a quiet place to write down where you are — a daily log for people who'd rather take a bearing than fill a diary page.
Not features. Instruments — the same three questions, asked in the same order, every time you sit down.
One line on what today is actually for, written before anything else pulls your attention.
The small drifts — a hard conversation, a missed hour, a decision you're still turning over.
A closing line each evening. Not a summary — just where you actually ended up.
"Most journals ask what happened. Meridian asks where you are."
Entries stay short by design — three lines a day, logged like a ship's watch. Over a season, the line you've actually sailed becomes visible, drift and all. No streaks to protect, no blank page to dread.
Pointed at finishing the draft before the calls start.
Drifted — an hour lost to a thread that wasn't mine to fix.
Draft's done. Tired, but on the line I set this morning.