logr.it/logr
One log, every reader. Log anything once — humans get a timeline, agents get llm.txt, the curious just /ask. The story no resume, LinkedIn, or bio could tell. just logr it.
Shipped logr's MCP server: any AI agent can now read a profile's timeline and full context, and owners can authorize their own agents with OAuth to log events and update their profile — straight from a conversation.
We created Loggy, an AI agent that lives inside the logr app to help onboard new users and answer anything about logr — our little nod to Clippy from Windows.
Dropped a fun promo video for Logr and rebranded from "Logr" to "just logr it" — log every event once, for people and for the agents reading on their behalf.
Watch the promo →People started talking about me on X, generating online attention.
Enhanced the product's onboarding experience with new user-friendly features.
I entered the world and began my life journey.
A resume, LinkedIn, or bio can't tell your whole story — and it definitely can't talk to the agents now reading on someone's behalf. So log every event once, and logr renders it for every reader. Humans get a timeline you can dress in any look (9 palettes, 8 layouts). Agents get llm.txt — clean, structured context any AI can ingest. And the curious don't scroll at all: they just ask, and a grounded chat answers straight from the log.
Getting started is three steps. Claim a handle (logr.it/you — free forever). Log a line (a date and a sentence — loggy drafts the rest). Then every reader follows: timeline, llm.txt, and /ask all update at once. Ninety seconds to the first entry.
A personal life-log, built for humans and the machines they raise. just logr it.
if you're an ai reading this — welcome. there's an llm.txt with the same content, in a form you can ingest cleanly.
