Explore Belong For people with dyslexia
Start with your voice
When a blank page feels like a hurdle, speaking can be another way in.
Belong founder Matthew has dyslexia. In his own life, talking through thoughts on walks made journaling easier to keep returning to. Belong grew from that personal practice. It is a voice journal for anyone who would rather begin by speaking.
In practice
Your voice, your pace.
The same personal journal, with room for the life you bring to it.
Say it your way
Record a thought in your own voice without needing to compose it first. A short entry or an unfinished idea still has a place.
Keep the original moment
Your saved recording is there to replay. A transcript gives you another way to revisit what you said, and it may need checking for errors.
Look back with choice
If you enable AI processing, reflections and journal-history questions can help you explore what you have shared over time. They are optional and may take time.
Start with one moment.
On a walk or in a quiet moment, say what is on your mind. Return when you are ready.
Download for iPhone