Reading
Everything written so far.
How the journal builds itself, what it records, and the engineering behind it.
Engineering
Your phone has no idea when you left.
iOS reports arrivals reliably and departures rarely. What every location timeline quietly guesses — and how to guess honestly.
Trips
Every trip you took.
Found from your photos and your nights, named and flagged, back through your whole library.
Time travel
Zoom out.
Memory is not a list. Week, Month and Year views turn every period into one tile: trips, highlights, summary.
Philosophy
Days, not moments.
What taking the Apple Journal export apart taught me: precision belongs to what's measured, days to what's remembered.
Music
Your days have a soundtrack.
Spotify, Last.fm, and a built-in Shazam button — every track lands on your day.
Voice
Speak your day. Nothing leaves the phone.
On-device Whisper dictation — airplane-mode proof, even from CarPlay.
Drives
Every drive, logged and mapped.
No start button. CarPlay detection, routes on your day's map.
Your life, on paper.
Day sheets, photo books, travel logs — real vector PDFs.
The journal your sent folder already wrote.
Private IMAP sync, any provider, credentials never leave the Keychain.
Memory
On This Day, done properly.
The whole day a year ago — photos, places, weather, music — not just old text.
Photos
Keep the one.
Photos.app keeps all 18 shots. Retrography keeps the one that matters.
Places
Your places, remembered.
Google Timeline is gone. Your iPhone can keep a better one — privately.
Switching
Bring your journal with you.
Moving from Day One? Entries, photos, places, and weather come along.
Ownership
Never locked in.
Complete JSON archive, real vector PDFs. A journal you can leave is the only kind worth keeping.