
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.
Step One: Lola Discovers She Has Friends
(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’:
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Names
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Emails
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Numbers
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Addresses (mostly for sending apology cupcakes)
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Notes (“Leslie can’t be trusted with glitter”)
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Tags (“party people,” “secret keepers,” “people who will destroy me”)
And, in typical Lola fashion, she filled the thing immediately .
Step Two: The Pink Party Heard ‘Round the Worldd
(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.
Step Three: JotBot Tries to Keep Up
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.
So… what can you do with jot’s new tagging feature?
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Plan events
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Share announcements
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Make a list of people who owe you money
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Create birthday reminders
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Start a group journal
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@ your ex (don’t do this)
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@ your therapist (…also don’t do this unless you are ready to explain yourself)
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Build a cute, digital, emotion-powered social universe
And yes—Lola is already planning the next event.
We’re seriously scared.












