A diary for people who never keep one

Your day,
written for you.

Live it. Say how it went. Read the page before bed.

Today: the route you took, stop by stop
6 places, drawn for you12,343 steps · nothing to tap
“Short queue in the rain”Said at Campos · 0:23
Tonight's entry is readyRead it before bed
Slept 7 h 12 min25 min more than usual
  1. 1

    Just go about your day.

    Daywend notices where you went and how long you stayed. Your route draws itself, stop by stop. Nothing to tap.

  2. 2

    Say a line, anytime.

    Hold the mic and talk. A meal, a mood, a thought on the bus. Seconds, not paragraphs.

  3. 3

    Before bed, say how it went.

    A minute is plenty. Mention what you'll do tomorrow and it becomes tomorrow's to-do, ready to tick off in the morning.

  4. 4

    Read the page before you sleep.

    A few minutes later your places, your words and your day are one diary entry. Read it, keep your spark going, then sleep.

  5. 5

    Not quite right? Just say so.

    Tap Revise and say what to change. It edits this one diary and nothing else, and you can undo it.

Today's route with the stops you made Recording a quick note Tonight's entry is ready, and tomorrow's to-do from what you said A diary entry for the day Revising the diary by saying what to change
Diary ready to read “After class, go to Costco” Spark kept · 5 days Edited, with Undo
  1. In the morning · last night

    How you slept, against your usual.

    Not just hours. Every stage of the night, and whether it was longer or shorter than you normally sleep.

  2. In the morning · outside

    The weather, and what to bring.

    High, low and the chance of rain, said the way a friend would: drizzle today, so take an umbrella.

  3. In the morning · today

    Classes, pills and last night's to-do.

    Where your first class is. What to take at lunch, with a reminder. And the errand you mentioned last night, ready to tick.

  4. Any time · body

    Your body, beside your story.

    Sleep, heart rate and steps from Apple Health. Read only on this iPhone, never sent anywhere.

Morning report: greeting, weather and last night's sleep Morning report: today's classes, medicine and errands Body: sleep, heart rate and steps
7 h 12 min · 25 min over usual Deep sleep 1 h 26 21° / 12° · 60% chance of rain “so an umbrella may help” 2 classes · first at 10:00 Vitamin D · reminder on Costco · said last night Every stage of the night Resting 57 bpm · stays on this iPhone
  1. Stay a while

    Stay an hour, and it asks once.

    An hour at the library? One tap says what it was: studying, friends, a meal. Or tell it not to ask about that place again.

  2. Meals

    At dinner, say what you had.

    It already knows the restaurant. Say what you ordered or take a photo, and the dish and the price join the day.

  3. Photos

    One photo is a note too.

    Snap the plate and it lands on the stop where you ate it, ready for tonight's diary.

  4. Places

    Every place remembers.

    What you said there, what you had, how you rated it. Six visits later, it's all still there.

A card asking what you did during an hour at the library A meal card at a noodle restaurant A meal photo on the stop where it was taken A place with what you said, what you had and your rating

The diary

No two pages read alike.

Long days get long pages. A run gets the route and your heart rate. A meeting gets who does what. Written from where you went, what you said and how you slept.

Sunday's diary, four paragraphs about a library day
Sunday · 81A library afternoon, then sunset in Glebe.
Friday's diary about a first run at Bondi
Friday · 77First run at Bondi. Heart rate 172.
Thursday's diary about a group project meeting
Thursday · 70Two hours of meeting, and who does what.

Your trail

Every day adds a step.

  • Read it, it stands up. Each diary you open becomes a raised coin on your trail.
  • Missed one? Catch up. An unread day lies flat until you read it. Then it stands up too.
  • Only today has colour. And the colour changes every day.
  • Keep the spark. Read the newest diary and your streak keeps going.

Month view

Watch the month fill in.

Diaries behind you, classes and deadlines ahead, all on one calendar. Tap any day to open it.

Wednesday 18 · Today

  • COMP2123 Data StructuresCarslaw 157
  • INFO1110 Intro to ProgrammingAbercrombie Building
  • Weekly quiz 8 dueINFO1110

Coming up

  • Assignment 3COMP2123
  • Group project reportINFO1110

Everything in one day.

Place memoriesEvery café, every library seat, remembered.
One place, over timeHow often you go, how long you stay, what you had.
The diary trailYour days, one coin at a time.
Class recordingsRecord a lecture and keep it with the day.
TodayYour route, your morning report, what's next.

Your health data never leaves your phone. Your location is never sent to AI. Your diary is yours.

Start tonight.
Read it tomorrow.

Daywend is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone and Apple Watch.