Dear Diary adds a personal travel diary to Minecraft. It remembers the story of your world: first discoveries, dangerous fights, strange places, rare finds, quiet progress, funny accidents, PvP victories, and the moments that make a playthrough feel alive.

Instead of being just another checklist, the diary slowly becomes a record of your journey.

Open it through the in-game GUI, write your own notes, browse old memories, mark favorite entries, create chapters, search through your story, and return to the moments that shaped your world.

A diary that writes with you

Every player gets their own personal diary.

You can write manual entries whenever you want, but the mod can also create automatic memories when something important happens. These entries are written like short travel notes, not like raw logs or achievement messages.

Over time, your diary turns into a living chronicle of the world.

Features

Beautiful book-style diary GUI
Manual diary entries
Automatic memories from gameplay events
Favorites, filters, sorting, and search
Journey chapters for long playthroughs
Share selected memories in chat
Clickable coordinates for remembered places
Small in-game notification when a new memory appears
Markdown export for saving your full diary outside the game
Automatic diary backups
Configurable automatic memories
Works in singleplayer and multiplayer

What can the diary remember?

Dear Diary can record many kinds of moments, including:

First steps in a new world
Deaths and dangerous accidents
Important discoveries
Boss fights
Rare items and strange artifacts
Exploration milestones
Building and crafting progress
PvP victories and milestones
Memorable moments from supported content mods

The goal is not to spam the diary with every tiny action. The goal is to preserve the moments you may actually want to read later.

Mod compatibility

Dear Diary includes optional memory support for:

The Twilight Forest
The Aether
Deeper and Darker
Iron’s Spells ‘n Spellbooks
L_Ender’s Cataclysm
Create
Farmer’s Delight
Waystones

These mods are optional. Dear Diary works perfectly fine without them.

For modpacks and servers

Dear Diary fits especially well in survival, RPG, exploration, adventure, and long-term server worlds.

It gives players a reason to look back at their journey, remember where they have been, and keep a more personal connection to the world.

Automatic memories can be configured or disabled, so modpack authors and server owners can decide how active the diary should be.

Supported

Minecraft 1.21.1
Fabric
NeoForge

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