PaperDusk: Journal & Diary

PaperDusk is a daily journal and mood tracker that writes back. Tap how you feel, write a line, or say it out loud. Every Sunday, PaperDusk reads your week and writes you a personal letter about it, in your own words. Every week: • The Sunday letter: your week, read back to you. • Reflections: open an entry and PaperDusk asks one question about what you actually wrote. Answer it, or tap a quick reply, and it asks the next. Stop whenever you like. • The weekly report: the same week, counted. Your mood across the seven days, the best and the hardest day, the themes that came up. • Insights: how many days you wrote, which were bright, your mood trend, and the month as a calendar coloured by mood. • Your year: every day of the year as one small square, coloured by how it went, filling in as you go. • At the end of the year, a letter about the whole of it. • A keepsake of any week: a booklet of your week, saved as a video or a PDF. Every day: • Five moods, one tap. Then a line, or your voice. With Plus, voice notes are written down on your phone, so what you said shows up in search and in your letters. • Photos and stickers, taped to a ruled page. • A line for the day on the home screen, in PaperDusk's own voice. Keep it, or share it as a card. • One year ago: the same day, last year, back on today's page. • One day as a journey: your mood across the day, with every entry on it. • The timeline: every month folded, any day a tap away. • Search by a word, a mood, a theme or a day of the week. • Two minutes to breathe, or to ground yourself, before you write. • Widgets for today's mood, the week and your Sunday letter, on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen. • A reminder at the time you choose. Yours: • Lock it with Face ID. • Reflections and letters are written by a language model. When they're on, the text of the entries involved is sent to write them; your photos, your voice and your name never are. You choose during setup, and you can turn it off in Settings at any time. Then nothing you write leaves the device. Free keeps ten entries a day and a taste of the letters. Plus takes the limits off, and adds writing your voice notes down, the year letter and keepsakes. One line a day is enough. By Sunday, it becomes a letter. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/