URHERVersions of HER

Every season. Every girl. All of her.

Versions of HER

Women in every season of life, and a companion a few steps ahead of you who has already walked your road. Color and reflect in print, or write to her and she writes back.

Versions of HER grew out of Letters to My Girls, the original journal.

Choose your girlTake the free quizMeet the girls

Meet the girls

Every one of them is a season. You have probably been more than one at the same time.

Selah, The Tired Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is lavender. She is not in crisis. Nothing is technically wrong. She is running on empty and has been for longer than she can name.Meet Selah
Naomi, The Soft Life Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is peony. She has decided that hard is not a personality trait, and she is not doing it anymore. Peace over proving.Meet Naomi
Aaliyah, The Leveling Up Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is ranunculus. She has outgrown her old life and is in the uncomfortable middle, where the new one has not fully arrived yet.Meet Aaliyah
Asa, The Healing Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is chamomile. Something happened. She is in the work of recovering from it, and it is not going in a straight line.Meet Asa
Jireh, The Broke But Believing Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is dandelion. Money is tight and faith is not. She is counting it every month and still believing it turns around.Meet Jireh
Renata, The Returning Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is magnolia. She left something or someone, or she left herself, and she is coming back different.Meet Renata
Thandiwe, The Caregiving Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is hydrangea. She is holding people up. Parents, kids, a partner, a friend in crisis, sometimes all of it.Meet Thandiwe
Roya, The Vision Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is iris. She can see it clearly. All of it. And none of it is built yet.Meet Roya
Shamira, The Boundary Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is garden rose. She is learning to say no and finding out who was only around for her yes.Meet Shamira
Aziza, The Quiet But Strong Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is white orchid. She has always been the quiet one, and she is learning that quiet is not the same as invisible.Meet Aziza
Ruth, The Lonely Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is forget-me-not. Lonely, and it shows up different ways. Surrounded and unseen, new somewhere, or genuinely with nobody to call.Meet Ruth
Zoe, The Active Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is poppy. She is in her body and moving. Training hard, carried by momentum, or coming back after a long pause.Meet Zoe
Nia, The Entrepreneur Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is sunflower. She is building something and she loves it, and she is also in over her head and cannot say that out loud.Meet Nia
Odessa, The Traveler Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is jasmine. She is in motion. With a passport and a carry-on, and inside, exploring a life she is not done designing.Meet Odessa
Ilaria, The Unbothered Girl, in watercolor. Her flower is marigold. She is genuinely funny and genuinely fine. And sometimes the joke is the shield. Both are true.Meet Ilaria

In her own words

Ask any of them how she's doing and you'll get an answer. Find the one that sounds like you this week.

Selah, The Tired Girl: "How are you?" Girl, I'm upright. That's the report.Meet Selah
Naomi, The Soft Life Girl: No ma'am. That's a you problem and I've retired from those.Meet Naomi
Aaliyah, The Leveling Up Girl: I'm not acting brand new. I am brand new. Keep up or don't.Meet Aaliyah
Asa, The Healing Girl: I'm doing great. I cried in a Target parking lot on Tuesday but overall, great.Meet Asa
Jireh, The Broke But Believing Girl: The account said no but God said hold on. We'll see who's right.Meet Jireh
Renata, The Returning Girl: Same face. Whole new management.Meet Renata
Thandiwe, The Caregiving Girl: Everybody calls me when it falls apart. Who do I call? Exactly.Meet Thandiwe
Roya, The Vision Girl: Y'all are gonna act so surprised. I've been telling you.Meet Roya
Shamira, The Boundary Girl: That doesn't work for me. No, I don't have an alternative. That's still my answer.Meet Shamira
Aziza, The Quiet But Strong Girl: I heard everything. I just didn't think it deserved a response.Meet Aziza
Ruth, The Lonely Girl: Nobody checked on me this week. That's alright, I checked on myself. It was a good conversation.Meet Ruth
Zoe, The Active Girl: I'm not training for anything. I just like carrying all the groceries in one trip.Meet Zoe
Nia, The Entrepreneur Girl: I don't have a job. I have a whole situation. And it's mine.Meet Nia
Odessa, The Traveler Girl: Who am I going with? Me. I'm delightful.Meet Odessa
Ilaria, The Unbothered Girl: Worst week of my life. Anyway, wait till I tell you what happened at the DMV.Meet Ilaria

Two ways to Versions of HER

Interactive

Versions of HER that writes back

  • Your companion. You write, she writes back, in her own voice, and remembers what matters to you.
  • Your girl. Her affirmations, questions, devotional, and open pages, with no limits on your writing.
  • Your seasons. When your writing starts sounding like another girl's season, your companion gently notices.

$4.99 a month for your companion and the girl you choose

More girls $2.99 each, or $19.99 for every remaining girl, yours to keep. Want Daily Me! too? See the Companion Bundle below.

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Renews monthly until you cancel. Cancel anytime: your companion pauses, but every girl you've unlocked and everything you've written stays yours. Already have it? Open mine

Better together

The Companion Bundle, $9.99 a month

Versions of HER and Daily Me! are two separate products. The bundle puts them together in one subscription. On their own they're $4.99 and $6.99 a month, so together you save about $2 every month.

  • Why together: with the link turned on, the companion who knows your season also answers your Daily Me! pages. The woman who knows what you're going through is the one reading your day.
  • Already have one? Your price for the other drops at checkout: Versions of HER is $3 a month if you have Daily Me!, and Daily Me! is $5 a month if you have Versions of HER.
  • If you cancel: both end and the link disconnects, but your girls and your writing stay yours.
Get the bundleYou'll choose your girl first, since the bundle starts with her.

How it works

  1. Take the quiz, or choose her

    Free, and you can take it again every season. She'll be different, and that's the point. Save your result to a free account and it's there when you come back. Already know who you are? Choose her directly.

  2. Meet her

    Read her story, her words, and meet her companion. Also free. Leave anytime.

  3. Walk with her

    When you're ready, the journal opens. You write, your companion answers. You'll see exactly what it costs and what's included before you spend anything.

Choose your girl

Already know who you are right now? Pick her and start.

Take the quiz

Not sure? A few honest questions and we'll suggest your girl. You can still choose for yourself.

No limits on your writing. No entry limit, no trial, no countdown.

Your words stay yours. Readable and downloadable, forever.

Nothing is taken back. Every girl you unlock is yours to keep, even if you cancel. Cancel anytime, no fees.

See how it works

A real look inside, from Maya, one of our example members. Every reply you see is her companion's actual answer.

Tap a feature to watch it.

Example member. Real replies.

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The books

Out now, in print and on your phone.

Letters to My Girls cover

Letters to My Girls

The original. Where Versions of HER began.

The original ten seasons, written as letters to the girl you are right now.

Buy on Books.by
Crowned in Confidence cover

Crowned in Confidence

Calming line art, powerful affirmations, and honest prompts that celebrate the beauty, brilliance, and resilience of every woman. Color. Reflect. Rest. Become.

Print $19.99.

Buy on Books.byPaperback on Lulu
Crowned in Confidence cover

Crowned in Confidence

The same journal, with line art of women who look like her. Celebrating the beauty, brilliance, and resilience of Black women. See yourself on every page.

Print $19.99.

Buy on Books.byPaperback on Lulu

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