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Requirements: a PRO subscription plus a passkey or two-factor authentication on Account security.
In your MCP client, add a remote MCP connector using this endpoint (Streamable HTTP, OAuth when prompted):
https://dabble.me/mcp
Complete the browser sign-in and approve access. For connector UI details, see Anthropic’s guide to remote MCP connectors.
Example prompts (plain language—the client calls tools for you):
- Look back: “What did I write about travel last year?” or “Show entries from March with #gratitude.”
- Scan a range: “List my entries from last month, newest first.”
- Patterns: “How often did I journal this year? What hashtags show up most?”
- Log something: “Add a journal note for today: …” (creates or appends that day’s entry, same rules as the web app).
Tools behind those requests: search_entries (keyword or phrase, optional dates), list_entries (date range), analyze_entries (counts, hashtags, volume), create_entry (body text and/or optional image_url / image_base64, optional date).
Opening a day in the browser: https://dabble.me/entries/YYYY/M/D with unpadded month and day (example: https://dabble.me/entries/2026/4/21). New web entries: https://dabble.me/write.
To disconnect an app, open Account security and see Connected apps.
General Questions
- The One Framework — if journaling feels overwhelming, start here. Every evening, write just three things: 1 win from the day, 1 point of tension or stress, and 1 bit of gratitude. That's it. Five minutes, no pressure, and you'll start to see patterns in what lifts you up and what weighs you down. Popularized by Sahil Bloom, this simple framework makes journaling finally stick.
- Travel Log — capture the places you go while you're still there. The name of that tiny restaurant, the street performer who made you cry, the wrong turn that led to the best view of the trip. Use #Paris or #RoadTrip2025 to group your adventures, and when the daily email resurfaces that random Tuesday in Tokyo three years later, you'll be right back on that train platform.
- Relationship Time Capsule — write about the people you love while the moments are fresh. The thing your partner said that made you laugh, the weird inside joke your best friend started, the look on your mom's face when you surprised her. Tag entries with #Sarah or #Dad and build a searchable archive of the people who matter most—one that will guarantee you future smiles.
- Career Wins & Lessons — it's easy to forget what you've accomplished at work by the time performance reviews roll around. Jot down the projects you crushed, the feedback you received, the hard conversations you navigated. Tag with #Work or #Promotion, and when you need to update your resume or negotiate a raise, you'll have receipts.
- Gratitude Before Bed — end each day with one thing you're thankful for and tag it with #Gratitude. Over time, you'll build a searchable database of hundreds of small joys. When a tough day hits, scroll back through your gratitude entries and remember: your life is fuller than it feels right now.
January 2, 2024 and Dabble Me will use that date instead. Another acceptable format is 2024-12-22 (YYYY-MM-DD).