Everkept

A private journal for iPhone, iPad and Mac

Keep the days
that kept you.

Each day gets a small table for photos, a few words and a voice note, arranged the way the day felt.

A year later, the same date comes back to you with everything you kept on it.

It lives on your devices and in your own iCloud. No account, and nothing is sent to us.

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Today in Everkept: Monday in the Mission, San Francisco, with a photo sticker, a photo stamp, a voice note and the day’s label on the table.

Everkept

A journal for the days you don’t want to lose: the walk home in the rain, the last swim of summer, the first night in a new apartment.

Today

One day,
one table.

Photos become die-cut stickers and stamps with a line written under them. Voice notes print as tickets. The day’s label holds the date, the place and a mood you stamp on it.

  • Press and holdto move anything
  • Two fingersto turn it
  • On the labelthe town and the weather, if you like
  • At midnightthe table is sealed, as you left it
Today’s table with two photos, a voice note and the day’s label.
Keeping today: the tray of tools under the table, with today’s question on a paper slip.

Every year, the same day
finds its way back to you.

Echoes: a stack of cards for the 28th of September in earlier years, with the year scrubber on the right.

Echoes

The same day,
every year.

Echoes brings back what you kept on this date in earlier years, as a stack of cards you turn through. Drag the dashes up to go further back.

  • Years you keptyour tables, as you left them
  • Years you didn’tphotos from that date can fill in
  • Write backa note to the person you were

Archive

A month of stamps,
a year in color.

Each day you kept becomes a stamp. Switch to the year and every day turns into its mood, in color and in shape.

  • Bright
  • Warm
  • Calm
  • Tender
  • Heavy
  • Restless
The Archive in Month view: September as a calendar of photo stamps.
The Archive in Year view: every day of 2026 as a small mood shape.
Ask: the question “when did I last feel this calm?” answered from three days, marked Answered on-device.

Ask

Ask, and your
days answer.

Ask in your own words, or out loud. Everkept finds the days that answer and writes a short reply that quotes you.

Apple Intelligence

Every reply is written on your device.

  • When did I last feel this calm?
  • Every first snow
  • Nights I couldn’t sleep

Time capsule

Seal a letter
to the person you’ll be.

Write to yourself one, five or ten years ahead. It stays sealed until that day, even from you.

Sealing a letter to the person you’ll be, opening in five years.

Widgets

Your days,
on your Home Screen.

An echo from this date, today’s question, and a quiet line on your Lock Screen.

On This Day widget: “Last swim of summer”, one year ago, and two more years waiting.
Echo Photo widget: a sunset over the sea, one year ago, captioned “last swim of summer”.
Today’s Question widget: “What else do you want to keep about the yellow umbrella?”
A Lock Screen with Everkept’s widgets: one year ago today, last swim of summer.

Yours alone

Private,
by design.

Read the privacy policy

  • No account

    Nothing to sign up for. Your journal lives in your own iCloud.

  • Words only you can read

    Encrypted, so only your devices can read them.

  • Written on-device

    Titles, questions and answers are written on your device.

  • Sealed with Face ID

    It seals itself whenever you leave.

  • A place, kept coarse

    Optional, and rounded to about 100 meters.

  • No ads, no tracking

    No analytics and no third-party code.