If you’ve ever wished your journal could also double as a party-planning headquarters, social hub, and just general chaos distributor… well, Lola has some really good news for you.
This week inside jot , Lola got her hands on our brand-new Address Book + Tagging Feature , and—predictably—used it to organise something pink, dramatic, and aggressively on-brand.
Let’s break it down.
(i.e. jot’s Address Book Feature)
Lola has many strengths: optimism, resilience, a borderline concerning number of crushes.
One thing she does
not
have? Any form of organised contact list.
So when jot quietly released the Address Book , she reacted as though we’d handed her the emotional equivalent of a tax refund.
Now, inside her journal, she can add her friends’:
Names
Emails
Numbers
Addresses (mostly for sending apology cupcakes)
Notes (“Leslie can’t be trusted with glitter”)
Tags (“party people,” “secret keepers,” “people who will destroy me”)
And, in typical Lola fashion, she filled the thing immediately .
(i.e. tagging friends directly in your journal entries)
Once her address book was fully populated (colour-coded, unnecessarily detailed, exceedingly neurotic), Lola used jot’s new @-mentioning feature to post something no one saw coming:
A party announcement inside her journal .
Yes. You read that right.
Lola is now using her
journal
as an event-planning tool.
Honestly? Groundbreaking.
With jot’s new feature, you can:
✨
Tag people directly
in your private or shared entries
✨ Automatically pull their details from your Address Book
✨ Notify them (depending on your sharing settings)
✨ Create group posts, invites, lists, reminders…
✨ Or, you know, force everyone you know to dress in pink
It’s essentially the social diary experience we all deserve.
We’d love to tell you that JotBot responded with something emotionally profound, like:
“What does the colour pink symbolise for you at this point in your life?”
But Lola didn’t ask JotBot for emotional insight this time.
She simply hit “post,” @-attacked eight innocent bystanders, and went on with her day.
No thoughts. Only action.
Which is
exactly
what jot is here for: supporting your inner emotional journey
and
your outer social spontaneity.
Plan events
Share announcements
Make a list of people who owe you money
Create birthday reminders
Start a group journal
@ your ex (don’t do this)
@ your therapist (…also don’t do this unless you are ready to explain yourself)
Build a cute, digital, emotion-powered social universe
And yes—Lola is already planning the next event.
We’re seriously scared.
