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Grimoire Keeper

Codex, Almanac, reading help, and quiet counsel — a modular digital grimoire for people who want to keep their own practice, in their own words.

Status
Live
Built with
TypeScript, React, PWA
Tagline
A digital grimoire for your own practice.

01

The problem

Practitioners keep their thinking scattered across notebooks, screenshots, and a dozen half-abandoned note apps. Books tell you what a card means; they can't tell you what it meant to you last October.

02

What we built

Grimoire Keeper gives every practice a home: a Codex for personal correspondences and definitions, an Almanac for cycles and seasons, on-demand help while you're reading, and a Counsel space for reflective questions. Structured, private, and shaped around your own vocabulary — not someone else's.

03

How it works

  • Codex

    Your personal reference: cards, symbols, herbs, correspondences — defined in your own words as they evolve.

  • Almanac

    Track cycles, seasons, and observances so timing decisions stop living in your head.

  • Reading help

    Look up meanings and connections while you're mid-reading, without breaking the thread of your practice.

  • Counsel

    A quiet space for reflective questions — journaling with structure, not blank pages.

04

Development journey

Built from day one, not planned first and built second. The early version worked, mostly, and then the real work started — a continuous stretch of breaking things, fixing them, and revising until it looked and felt the way it was supposed to. No clean milestones to point to, just steady iteration until it was right. It's live and downloadable today. Not yet in the app stores — that's next.

    05

    What's next

    • Shipped

      Live PWA

      Downloadable at grimoirekeeper.com with Seeker, Keeper's Circle, and Archivist tiers.

    • Now

      Continuous refinement

      Steady iteration across Codex, Almanac, reading help, and Counsel.

    • Next

      App store launch

      Native iOS and Android releases.