Jejak Journal

A private monthly journal WordPress plugin with highlights, todos, and daily notes.

Description

Jejak Journal is a self-hosted WordPress plugin for keeping a private monthly journal. Each user gets their own journal entries organized by month.

Features:

• Monthly journal entries (one per user per month)
• Highlights section — track accomplishments with icons
• To-Do list — monthly task tracking
• Daily notes — journal table with day, date, and notes
• Auto-save — no save button needed
• Vanilla JavaScript — no jQuery dependency
• REST API — headless ready
• Multi-role support — control which user roles can journal

Installation

1. Upload the plugin to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Go to Jejak Journal > Settings to configure allowed roles
4. Use the [jejak-journal] shortcode on any page

Shortcodes

[jejak-journal] — Renders the full journal interface (highlights, todos, daily notes).

Upgrade Notice

Maintenance update.

Screenshots

1. Settings.
2. Screenshot.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are the plugin settings?

Go to Settings > Jejak Journal in your WordPress admin. Configure allowed user roles, feature toggles, and PWA settings.

How do I use the plugin?

Add the [jejak-journal] shortcode to any page. Logged-in users can create monthly journal entries with highlights, to-dos, and daily notes. Changes auto-save — no save button needed.

Where can I find more documentation?

Visit pandaplugin.com for the companion theme, setup guide, and more.

Changelog

0.3.0

• Update and fixes for WordPress.org repository.

0.2.0

• Maintenance update
• Updated plugin header with License URI

0.1.0-alpha

• Initial release
• Custom DB table for journal entries
• Highlights with icon picker
• To-Dos with custom checkboxes
• Journal daily notes table
• Auto-save on changes
• REST API
• Role-based access settings