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      "title": "Message from the developer 👋",
      "body": "Hey! Welcome to Journery, and thanks a lot for trying it out.<br><br>\nJournery was built on a simple belief: privacy and ownership of your data. What you produce should be in your control, and you should decide who can access or use it &mdash; not a company you pay to use a product, that then also uses your data to train its models on top of that. If a company wants to use your data, they should be paying <b>you</b>. Otherwise, it's not a fair deal.<br><br>\nJournery is an attempt at solving that. It's privacy-first: you choose where your data lives &mdash; your own server, a NAS, a spare computer, a cheap VPS, or a managed option like PikaPods if you don't want to run a server yourself. Once it's set up, Journery can back your data up on a schedule you choose, and you can export everything &mdash; full metadata included &mdash; any time you want. Because your data, just like the money in your bank account, belongs to you.<br><br>\nPrivacy and security aren't all Journery has to offer, though. You get instant sync across every device, shareable links, a fully customizable look with themes, flexible ways to organize your notes, and more.<br><br>\nOf course, this isn't perfect &mdash; far from it, in fact. And the goal is to keep making it better. So please don't hesitate to say if something isn't working, or if a feature's missing &mdash; there's a &ldquo;Report bug / Feedback&rdquo; option under your profile at the bottom of the sidebar, and every message gets read.<br><br>\nThanks! 🙏<br><br>\n&mdash; The Journery developer",
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      "created_at": "2026-08-26T23:42:58.402347+00:00",
      "updated_at": "2026-08-26T23:42:58.402347+00:00",
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