OntoJournal

OntoJournal is a guided metaphysics journal that helps users turn fuzzy beliefs into clear, testable statements. You capture claims like “free will exists” or “consciousness is fundamental,” then tag them with sources (books, lectures, traditions), confidence, and what would change your mind. The app maps dependencies (e.g., “physicalism” implies “mind = brain”) and flags contradictions across your notes. Weekly prompts push you to steelman opposing views, define terms, and separate metaphysical claims from ethical or empirical ones. It also includes a lightweight “argument builder” to structure premises and conclusions without turning into a debate forum. This is not a therapy app and not a guru app; it’s a personal thinking tool for people who actually read philosophy and want intellectual hygiene. Monetization: subscription for advanced mapping, export, and cross-device sync.