Photos with context
Each entry takes multiple photos. Compare today vs. 6 months ago in seconds.
Reefers know it: what worked in January can stop working in May. Without a journal, it is impossible to know what changed. Which day you swapped lights? When you switched salt brand? How long has that Acropora been in STN? Why did KH drop in three days?
The Aquarium Journal in ReefFlow centralizes those answers. Each entry can have photos, text, parameters and tags (water change, dosing, problem, addition, change). The history is chronological and searchable — when something shifts, the journal has the answer.
Because the journal cross-references parameters and maintenance, you can see "when this entry was written, KH was 8.2 and the last water change was 5 days prior". The missing record that turns a hobbyist into a reefer.
Each entry takes multiple photos. Compare today vs. 6 months ago in seconds.
Water change, dosing, problem, addition, change. Filter the timeline by what matters.
Each entry shows the day's parameters. Useful to explain what the tank was experiencing.
See progress chronologically. Filter by tank, tag or date.
No time limit. 5-year-old tank? It is all there.
Free text, lists, bullets. Document anything — not a dumb notebook.
No hard cap on the free plan (reasonable limits to prevent abuse). Document progress without worrying about quotas.
Yes. Entries are private by default. Optional sharing to social media via ShareStudio.
Yes. Each entry shows nearest-date parameters automatically.
Export is on the roadmap. Content stays complete inside the app today.
Yes. Each tank has its own journal. Filter by tank in the global view.
Yes. Free editing, no time limit.