For journaling
Journal out loud. Ask your past self later.
No prompts, no streak to keep, no blank page staring back. Say what is on your mind for a minute, Almanack files it by the day, and months later you can ask your own memory what you were thinking, in your own words.
$96 a year or $14 a month. Cancel anytime.
Why people journal here
The journal you keep is the one that asks the least of you
Most journaling apps fail on the busy days, the exact days worth remembering. A journal you talk to in a minute survives them.
Talk, do not type
The fastest journal is the one you speak. Say what happened or what is on your mind, and it is down before the feeling passes. No keyboard, no blank page.
Browse it by day
Every entry lands on a calendar you can scroll back through. Tap a day and read exactly what you said, the way a journal should work.
Ask your past self
What was I worried about last spring? When did I first have this idea? Ask and your own words come back, sourced to the day you said them.
A minute, not a ritual
No prompts to answer, no streak to protect. Open it, talk, done. The habit survives the busy days because it asks almost nothing of you.
Yours and private
Your entries are encrypted and yours alone, exportable anytime. Mark a note as personal journal in one tap to keep it in its own lane.
It still organizes itself
Even your journal gets a clean title and summary, so a rambling entry is easy to find later. You never tag or file a thing.
Almanack vs a journaling app
A journaling app
- A blank page or a prompt to fill in
- Typing, when the feeling is already fading
- A streak you feel guilty for breaking
- Entries you write once and never reopen
Almanack
- Talk for a minute and it is down instantly
- No prompts, no streak, no guilt
- Filed by day on a calendar you can browse
- Ask your past self and get your own words back
Most journaling apps fail you on the busy days, the exact days worth remembering. A journal you talk to in a minute survives them.
Almanack
FAQ
Good to know
Do I have to write anything?
No. You talk, it transcribes and files it. Typing is optional, for the times you would rather.
Are there prompts or a streak?
No. There is nothing to keep up with. Open it, say what is on your mind, and you are done. The habit lasts because it asks so little.
Can I look back at a specific day?
Yes. Entries sit on a calendar. Tap any day and read what you said, the way a paper journal works.
Can I ask about my past entries?
Yes. Ask in plain words and your own words come back, sourced to the day, so you can trust it is really what you said.
Is my journal private?
Your entries are encrypted and yours alone, and you can export them anytime. Mark a note as personal journal in one tap to keep it in its own lane.
The journal you will actually keep.
Talk for a minute, browse it by day, and ask your past self anytime. Get Almanack today.
$96 a year or $14 a month. Cancel anytime.