The lifelong journal
Echoes shows you what you wrote on this exact day — a year ago, ten years ago, and every year in between. No accounts. No cloud. No noise. Just your own quiet record of a life, kept on your phone.
Free to try · $2.99 once · no subscriptions
Morning light through the kitchen, and a short list of small things.
Rain all morning. Finished the Calvino book on the train.
Started at the studio. Nervous, then not.
Snow day. Baked bread — too much salt.
Three unbreakable pillars
Open the app and a text box for today is already waiting. No onboarding sliders, no logins, no mood wheels. Write a line, close it, done.
Your words live entirely on your device. No analytics SDKs, no behavioural tracking, no third-party servers. Nothing leaves your phone.
One purpose: to show you this calendar day across the years. Short, digestible entries — enough to remember by, never enough to tire of.
The daily stack
Today sits at the top in an elevated card. Beneath it, the same date from years past — read-only until you tap to edit. Swipe left or right to turn the page to the next day.
A local database on your device. No connection ever required.
One tap to export everything as .csv or .json — and import it right back. No vendor lock-in.
One local notification at a time you choose. No server, no nagging.
Jump to any date. Days with entries carry a small, quiet dot.
February 29 gets its own rare, special page — once every four years.
Write in an elegant serif, a clean sans, or a typewriter mono. Your choice.
Honest pricing
Write your first fourteen entries free. On the fifteenth day, unlock the app for good — one small payment, and we never ask again.
“The faintest pencil is better than the strongest memory.”