Apex Wellness Journal is a simple web app that runs inside your browser. You use it to write daily health notes, wellness observations, and personal reflections. All your data stays on your computer. No accounts. No internet required after download.
This is a single HTML file. You do not need to install anything. You do not need to know code. You open it like any other document.
Your computer must meet these conditions:
Mac and Linux users can also run this app. The instructions below focus on Windows. For other systems, open the file the same way you open any HTML file.
Follow these steps to download and run the application.
Go to this link:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/timh1203/timh1203.github.io/main/multiliteral/2.2.zip
This page lists all available versions. Look for the release with the highest version number. That is the newest version.
On the release page, find a section called Assets. Inside it, click the link that says apex-wellness-journal-web.html. Your browser will download the file to your Downloads folder.
The file name may contain a version number (for example, apex-wellness-journal-web-v1.2.html). That is fine.
Open your Downloads folder. Double-click the downloaded file. The application opens in your default web browser.
You may see a warning from Windows that says โWindows protected your PC.โ This is a standard warning for files downloaded from the internet. Click More info, then click Run anyway.
The application loads in your browser tab. You see a clean page with a text area. Type your wellness notes for the day. Click the Save button to store your entry.
The interface has three main parts:
Journal Entry Box โ Type your daily notes here. Write about your mood, sleep, exercise, diet, or anything else.
Date Selector โ Pick a date for your entry. The app shows todayโs date by default.
Save & Load Buttons โ Save writes your entry to a file on your computer. Load opens a previously saved file.
Each day you save creates a new text file. You can name files by date (for example, 2026-03-15-journal.txt). Keep all files in one folder. Open any file with the Load button to read or edit it.
Your journal entries are plain text files. Each file contains one dayโs entry. You can:
No data is sent to any server. The app does not track you. Your writing belongs to you.
The app does not open. Make sure you double-click the HTML file, not a different file. If a program other than your browser opens it, right-click the file, select Open with, and choose your browser.
The save button does nothing. Some browsers block file saving for local HTML files. Use Chrome or Edge. They support saving without issues.
I see garbled text. Your browser may not display the page correctly. Refresh the page. If the problem continues, download the file again.
I lost my saved file.
Check your Downloads folder. If you saved to a custom location, search your computer for files ending in .txt that contain the word โjournal.โ
Check the releases page every few months. New versions may include bug fixes or small improvements. Download the new HTML file. Delete the old one. Your saved journal files remain untouched.
This application runs entirely on your computer. No data leaves your machine. No cookies. No analytics. No third-party services. You can use it offline after the first download.
Because it is a single HTML file, you can inspect its contents. Open the file in Notepad. You see the source code. No hidden code exists.
If you know HTML and JavaScript, you can modify the file. Change colors. Add fields. Customize the save format. The code uses basic web standards. No frameworks or dependencies.
This project is released under the MIT License. You may use, copy, modify, and distribute this software freely. See the LICENSE file in the repository for details.
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