Mirror Mode – Daily Reflection App

Mirror Mode is a beautifully expressive, emotion-aware journaling experience. It’s built to help users pause, reflect, and grow - one question at a time. With evolving prompts, a visual history of responses, and playful design, it becomes a ritual for self-connection, not just another journaling app.

Perfect for creatives, self-aware founders, burnt-out humans, and anyone who wants to track their inner world.

Create a daily self-reflection app called Mirror Mode with 3 core pages.

Page 1: Today’s Prompt

Display a single question (e.g., “What felt heavy today?”)

Pull from a rotating prompt set - pick one per day

Page title: “Mirror Mode” in a wide, elegant display serif (e.g. EBGaramond, DM Serif, or something poetic)

Prompt text in playful, slightly chunky mono or soft humanist sans (e.g., Space Grotesk, Satoshi, or Cabin)

Textarea input below styled as a rounded box with light glow border

Button: “Save Reflection” → leads to Timeline

Optional animated spark or “breath” pulse behind the prompt for ambient life

Page 2: Timeline / Archive

Title: “Reflections Over Time”

Vertical scrollable timeline of entries

– Each entry includes:

Prompt

Response

Date (in cozy lowercase type)

Add a small growth tracker: e.g., 🌱🌿🌳 based on streak length

Typography here should feel poetic but clean — try Canela, Recoleta, or Cormorant headline for headers; keep responses in Inter or Manrope

Rotating daily prompt system

Autosave reflection with timestamp

Timeline with streak-style visual growth

Theme + font pairing selector

Fully responsive mobile-first layout

No backend required (uses localStorage or Loveable state)

Mirror Mode is built for mood. The fonts are the design. The prompt is the center of gravity. Every visual element, from the padding to the page transitions, is there to slow you down just enough to reflect. It’s not just about journaling, it’s about becoming more familiar with yourself over time.

If rotating prompts are reused, add a tracker to only show new ones daily

Date format should match the user’s timezone (e.g., “tuesday, march 21”)

Background themes should be easy to extend, set via class or toggle

If using autosave, prevent text loss on accidental page change