It can be, but we would rather you didn’t use the app for that.
Not specifically, but it can be if you like.
A plot is a micro journal entry, up to 267 characters. Long enough to capture what happened, short enough that you can't overthink it.
We might have enough of those already. Twitter and Threads would be perfect for that.
The constraint is the feature. It keeps entries fast and honest, so you can get on with what you love to do in your life.
Yes. The free tier includes 100 plots a month, one AI analysis a week, sync, and default patterns. But there are paid tiers with more plots, analysis, and features.
No. In fact, we suggest you use the Pattern Analysis feature only when you have enough plots to make it worth it. It's a tool for when you want it, not something you have to use every day.
Plotamus sends your plots to an AI model of your choice and asks it to surface patterns based on a prompt. You can use preset prompts or customize your own.
It's a shortcut with a saved definition that you can include in your plot. It helps you write plots around a habit or theme faster. It also gives your patterns additional context to work with.
Both unlock all AI models and remove ads. Pro adds a larger monthly credit allotment, unlimited saved patterns, system-prompt editing, and import/export in every format.
Credits are how paid tiers pay for AI analysis. Different models cost different amounts per run, and you see the estimated cost before you run anything.
Bring Your Own Key. You connect your own AI provider key and run unlimited analysis on your own dime.
Yes, on paid tiers. Plus exports to plain text; Pro adds import and export in every format.
On the free tier you can watch a short ad to unlock more plots, or upgrade to a paid tier for unlimited plotting.
Yes. Plots save to your device first, so you can capture without a signal. They sync to the cloud when you're back online.
They stay yours. Downgrading only changes your AI limits and features going forward, not the plots you've already captured.
Not yet. Plotamus launches on iOS first; Android is on the roadmap.
Not here, but soon, you’ll be able to connect Plotamus to ChatGPT or Claude and ask questions about your plots.