User guide

Narrative AI — user guide

Turn notes into a story, in the browser. Local Llama is optional, one-shot, and does not write the journal for you.

Updated: 20 August 2026

Open narrative AI

Contents

1. What narrative AI is for

You start from an inspiration question or notes, and get a smoother story. By default the work stays in the browser.

It is not a bot that publishes your life, and not a replacement for the journal.

  • Inspiration questions to get started.
  • Dictation if the browser offers speech recognition.
  • You then paste the text into a journal page if you wish.

The AI does not create a journal entry by itself.

2. Zero-Knowledge and local Llama

If Zero-Knowledge is on, a banner explains: the story stays local unless you tick one-shot send to Llama (Ollama) on the local infrastructure.

  • Box unchecked: no send to Llama.
  • Box checked: one-shot processing, notes not stored as journal.
  • Consent required to send notes to Ollama.

Llama is not a public ChatGPT-style cloud: it is MYWIE’s local option, when available.

3. Plans

No specific Famille gate in plan-gates for this page.

  • Use is tied to your account and environment (Llama may be absent).
  • Pasting into the journal counts toward the 20 Essentiel pages.

If Llama is unavailable, you keep browser mode.

4. Privacy

Do not paste vault secrets into the AI unless you accept the chosen processing (local / ticked Llama).

  • Site hosted in France.
  • Once saved, the journal follows the journal notice (AES / ZK).

See the privacy policy.

Go further

This guide covers narrative AI. The journal remains where the memory is kept.

Overview MYWIE tutorial Life journal Encryption and privacy FAQ Support

Raw notes, then a story to paste

Nothing is saved in the journal until you paste the text and save the page.

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