Write one line.
It remembers when and where.
LogBooklet is a journal for iPhone and iPad. Type a thought into the box, tap send, and the entry keeps the moment and the coordinates on its own. No fields, no forms.
Syncs over your own iCloud.
You write one part. The app works out the rest.
The date, the coordinates, and the time since your last entry in this booklet all arrive without you touching them.
- You type
- Cold brew wants 16 hours, not 12.The only thing you have to think about.
- Filled in
- Tue 18 Aug
at 09:41The minute you tapped send. - Filled in
- 50.9400 N
6.9573 EWhere you were standing. - Worked out
- 3 weeks
2 daysSince the last entry in this booklet.
The best part comes years later.
Switch it on for a booklet and every entry carries the gap since the one before it. Useful for a diary. More useful for the things you only notice once you see the interval.
- 9 dayssince you watered the fig
- 6 weekssince you called your brother
- 4 monthssince the last headache like this one
One booklet per thing you keep track of.
A booklet is just a name and the entries under it. Make as many as you want. Each one gets its own feed, its own search and its own export file.
Food
Ramen at the place by the station. Broth too salty.
Last entry 2 days ago
Quotes
Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity.
Last entry 3 weeks ago
Diary
Long walk after the call. Felt better by the second bridge.
Last entry 11 hours ago
Plants
Watered the fig.
Last entry 9 days ago
Small app. Nothing in your way.
Unlimited booklets
Group entries by topic. There is no cap on how many you keep.
Timestamped for you
Every entry records the moment you wrote it. You never type a date.
Location attached
The coordinates come along, so you can find out where you were.
Time between entries
A setting per booklet, off until you want it.
Search
Find an entry by what it says, across everything in the booklet.
Browse the feed
Scroll a booklet end to end and read your own timeline back.
Markdown export
Save a whole booklet as a plain text file and take it with you.
Edit anything
Change the text, move the timestamp, drag the pin to the right place.
iCloud sync
Every device on your Apple Account stays current on its own.
Plain, and quick to write in.
A feed, and the box you write into. Change any part of an entry. Each booklet has its own settings. The same app on iPad.
Nothing to sign up for.
No account
There is no LogBooklet server and no login. The app works the moment you open it.
Your iCloud, not mine
Sync runs through your own private iCloud database.
Leaves in plain text
Export a booklet as Markdown and walk away with everything. Read the privacy policy.
Start with one line.
LogBooklet is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Open it, name a booklet, and write something down.