A simple daily journal for your phone and computer. Open it and today’s page is waiting. It saves as you type, and a calendar keeps every day close at hand. Your journal stays on your own device, with no account and no AI.
Journalography does a few things and does them gently. There’s nothing to learn, so you can get straight to writing.
There’s nothing to set up and nothing to find. Journalography opens on today’s date, set large at the top of a clean page. There’s no toolbar to fuss with, and every word is saved a moment after you pause.
Each day you write in gets a soft dot on the calendar, so you can see your weeks and months at a glance. Tap any day to read it, or to write about it, even if it’s already gone by.
A few gentle extras are there when you’d like them. Each one can be turned off in Settings.
Remember writing about the river, but not when? Search looks through every title and entry at once. Type a few words in any order, and the matching days appear with your words highlighted. Capital letters and accents don’t matter.
Choose a light page, a dark one for late evenings, or let it follow your phone’s setting. Pick from three text sizes, too, so reading back over your days is always comfortable.
Save a backup whenever you like. It’s a single file you can keep in iCloud Drive or Google Drive, or email to yourself. Restoring one adds its entries back in without erasing anything.
Journalography was built so it stays that way. There’s no company server holding your entries, because they never leave your device.
Entries are kept in your browser on your own phone or computer. They’re never uploaded, so no one else can read them.
Nothing to sign up for, no password to remember, and no email address to hand over.
Nothing reads, summarizes or rewrites what you write. Every word on the page is yours.
No ads and no analytics, in the app or on this website. It works offline, too.
Journalography runs in your web browser, so there’s no app store and nothing to download. Add it to your home screen and it opens like any other app, even without the internet.
On iPhone, adding it to your home screen also helps Safari keep your entries safe.
On a Mac with Safari, choose File, then Add to Dock. Or simply bookmark it. It works in any modern browser.
Each phone or computer keeps its own journal. A backup file is how you move your entries from one to another.
Free while in early access. Purchases open soon.
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Yes. Your entries are stored only in your browser, on your own phone or computer. They’re never uploaded anywhere. There’s no account, no analytics and no advertising, so there’s no one to share them with.
Yes. After your first visit, Journalography opens and saves without an internet connection. Adding it to your home screen makes it feel just like any other app.
Your journal lives on the device you write on, so it won’t move over by itself. Before you switch, open Settings and tap Back up now. That saves one file holding every entry. Keep it in iCloud Drive or Google Drive, or email it to yourself.
On the new phone, open Journalography, go to Settings, choose Restore, and pick that file. Restoring never erases anything that’s already there.
Your entries are safe as you write, because every word is saved as you go. The risk is losing the device itself, or clearing this website’s data in your browser settings. That’s why Journalography offers a gentle backup reminder. Save a backup now and then, and you can always restore it.
No. Nothing reads your journal, suggests words or writes for you. Journalography is just a quiet page and a calendar.
Journalography will be $14.99, one time, with no subscription. It’s free while in early access, and purchases open soon. You don’t need an account or a card to try it.
Just a web browser: Safari on iPhone or iPad, Chrome on Android, or Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox on a computer. There’s nothing to download from an app store.