# What's New in 2.4.4 Flip through your days. Swipe left or right on the Day screen to move between days. The page follows your finger — yesterday, the day before, smooth as turning pages in a journal. You can still tap the week bar to jump, but swiping just feels better. Notion sync got a bit smarter too. Recovery from flaky connections is smoother now. And there's a sync indicator on the Home screen, so you can actually see it working. Happy recording!

What's New in 2.4.3 Your diary now lives in Notion. Connect your Notion workspace from Settings. Pick a database. That's it. Your daily summaries automatically sync as Notion pages. Record, transcribe, summarize, sync to Notion. All in the background. You open Notion and today's diary is just... there. Use an existing database or create a new one from the app. Edit your summary? Notion updates too. Photos come along for the ride. There's a "Sync All" button for your backlog. It shows progress as it goes — 1/47, 2/47, and so on. Close Settings, put the app in the background, doesn't matter. Sync keeps running. Open Settings again and you'll see exactly where it's at. If some records fail, bad network, timeout, whatever, next time it only retries the ones that failed. Persistent, not wasteful. Using Notion as your diary viewer means search, sorting, tags, filters — all the power of Notion, applied to your journal. Your diary data isn't trapped inside an app anymore. That matters. Fixed some issues for the Notion integration. Happy recording!

What's New in 2.4.2 Your diary now lives in Notion. Connect your Notion workspace from Settings. Pick a database. That's it. Your daily summaries automatically sync as Notion pages. Record, transcribe, summarize, sync to Notion. All in the background. You open Notion and today's diary is just... there. Use an existing database or create a new one from the app. Edit your summary? Notion updates too. Photos come along for the ride. There's a "Sync All" button for your backlog. It shows progress as it goes — 1/47, 2/47, and so on. Close Settings, put the app in the background, doesn't matter. Sync keeps running. Open Settings again and you'll see exactly where it's at. If some records fail, bad network, timeout, whatever, next time it only retries the ones that failed. Persistent, not wasteful. Using Notion as your diary viewer means search, sorting, tags, filters — all the power of Notion, applied to your journal. Your diary data isn't trapped inside an app anymore. That matters. Fixed some issues for the Notion integration. Happy recording!

What's New in 2.4.1 Your diary now lives in Notion. Connect your Notion workspace from Settings. Pick a database. That's it. Your daily summaries automatically sync as Notion pages. Record, transcribe, summarize, sync to Notion. All in the background. You open Notion and today's diary is just... there. Use an existing database or create a new one from the app. Edit your summary? Notion updates too. Photos come along for the ride. There's a "Sync All" button for your backlog. It shows progress as it goes — 1/47, 2/47, and so on. Close Settings, put the app in the background, doesn't matter. Sync keeps running. Open Settings again and you'll see exactly where it's at. If some records fail, bad network, timeout, whatever, next time it only retries the ones that failed. Persistent, not wasteful. Using Notion as your diary viewer means search, sorting, tags, filters — all the power of Notion, applied to your journal. Your diary data isn't trapped inside an app anymore. That matters. Fixed some issues for the Notion integration. Happy recording!

What's New in 2.4.0 Your diary now lives in Notion. Connect your Notion workspace from Settings. Pick a database. That's it. Your daily summaries automatically sync as Notion pages. Record, transcribe, summarize, sync to Notion. All in the background. You open Notion and today's diary is just... there. Use an existing database or create a new one from the app. Edit your summary? Notion updates too. Photos come along for the ride. There's a "Sync All" button for your backlog. It shows progress as it goes — 1/47, 2/47, and so on. Close Settings, put the app in the background, doesn't matter. Sync keeps running. Open Settings again and you'll see exactly where it's at. If some records fail, bad network, timeout, whatever, next time it only retries the ones that failed. Persistent, not wasteful. Using Notion as your diary viewer means search, sorting, tags, filters — all the power of Notion, applied to your journal. Your diary data isn't trapped inside an app anymore. That matters. Happy recording!

What’s New in 2.3.1 Apple Watch just got more useful. Do you know Apple Watch complications? Those little shortcuts on your watch face — weather, calendar, activity rings. Now, Voice365 can live there too. One tap and recording starts. No more scrolling through the app list. Now, about the font. We’ve added GeistPixel-Circle — a pixel font with round dots. It really pops on the small Watch screen. With so few pixels, every one matters, and it fits the overall feel of the app. One more thing. If you’ve been recording for more than 5 days, thank you — truly. We might ask you for an in-app review. You may see a popup once. If you’re not in the mood, just close it. Happy recording!

What's New in 2.3.0 Recording from your wrist. That's it. Well, that's everything. During your morning run, walking the dog, cooking dinner - pulling out your iPhone from your pocket gets old. Just tap your Apple Watch. Recording starts. Waveforms dance. When you're done, it shows up on your iPhone. Already transcribed. You know how thoughts escape while you're searching for your iPhone? We put recording on your wrist. The distance between thinking and recording? Zero. Background sync works now too. iPhone app sleeping? Recordings still arrive. Your Watch asks "Is iPhone around?" so you won't panic about offline recordings. About notifications. Let's be honest - they were broken. Same message every day. "Congrats on 3 days!" on day 10. That's... that's not great. Sorry about that. Fixed. Notifications now look at your actual streak, check today's recording status, and send what makes sense. Technically we switched to individual 7-day schedules instead of... you know what, technical details don't matter. It works properly now. Recording from your Apple Watch. Starting today. Happy recording!

What’s New in 2.2.4 This update was shaped by user feedback. 1. Recording is one thing. Keeping it safe is everything. Your voice, once lost, never comes back. So we enabled iCloud backup. Change phones, drop your device, your memories stay intact. 2. Someone shared their workflow: copy weekly logs to Notion, let AI analyze them. Clever. But one day at a time? That’s tedious. Long-press the week bar. Select multiple days. Copy all at once. For the weekly reviewers out there—this one’s for you. Keep sharing how you use the app. Happy recording!

What's New in v2.2.3 An update to help you keep going. Streak Display "I recorded again today." You couldn't really see that before. Now there's a streak counter on the home screen. Streak on the left. Days remaining on the right. Symmetrical layout. Every time you open the app, you see "I'm still going." That alone feels good. Re-engagement Notifications You download an app and the first three days are fun. Then suddenly it's been a week, two weeks, a month. The icon just sits quietly in the corner of your home screen. So we decided to gently reach out. When you haven't opened the app for a while, you'll occasionally get a notification. "You can still save today's memories." Not too pushy. After 1 day, 3 days, 7 days... spaced out over time. Daily users won't get them. Only those who need it, when they need it. More Specific Emojis Let me be honest. The emojis before—stars and sparkles. Every day looked the same. Not anymore. Ate ramen? Ramen emoji. Took the train? Train emoji. Watched a movie? Movie emoji. Your day's highlight actually becomes the emoji. When you look back at the calendar, you'll think "Oh right, that was the ramen day." Settings Screen Improvements The experimental feature toggle was getting cut off. The text was small and cramped. Sorry about that. Made it more readable. Streak, notifications, emojis, settings. All designed to make you want to keep going. Happy recording!

What's New in 2.2.0 Let's start with something experimental. Experiment1 You can now add photos. One per day. Didn't you think text alone wasn't enough for a diary? You did, right? (Probably.) Your photos appear in a summary. That Polaroid-ish look. The aesthetic one. Experiment2 The calendar dots got an upgrade too. You can turn them into emojis now. The first emoji from your summary shows up right there. Looking back at a year full of emojis is kind of fun. Turn on "Show Emoji" in settings. The summary design changed a little too. Rounded corners, drop shadow, sticky note vibes. Not a big change, but you see it every day. Also fixed the keyboard covering the input field. When writing summary rules in settings, you couldn't see your own text. Frustrating, right? Made it scrollable, added a Done button, and now tapping the background dismisses it too. Happy recording!

What's New in 2.1.1 A small update. But an important one. Some of you lost your settings after updating. Your summary rules, gone. Your notification time, reset. Sorry about that. Fixed now. Updates are safe again. Also, the transcript preview was too short. Three lines meant everything ended with "..." and you had to tap to see more. Every. Single. Time. Now it's five lines. Tap again to see the full text. As much as you need, when you need it. No big features this time. But for an app you use every day, removing small frustrations matters. Thank you to everyone who sent feedback. We're listening. Happy recording!

What's New! Since the initial launch, we've gone a step further to refine the entire experience. First off, let's talk about the summaries. To be honest, they used to look more like grocery lists: "In clip 1, they said this. In clip 2, they said that." Not anymore. Now, a morning spark of inspiration flows into an afternoon vent and wraps up with an evening reflection. The dots are finally connected. Life is a continuous story, after all. That's why we've overhauled the summaries to be more narrative, ensuring even fragmented recordings feel like a cohesive journey. Introducing Summary Rules. Now, you decide how your diary is written. "Use more emoji," "End on a positive note," or even "Write from the perspective of a cat", anything goes. Your diary, in your voice. Remember that tiny, cramped text box for editing transcripts? Neither do I. I’ve wiped it from my memory. In its place, we’ve built a proper, spacious editor. Please forgive the first version; it was our first release, after all. We've added a "Days Left This Year" counter to the home screen. It’s just small text and not exactly a "major feature," but I truly believe it’s the nudge you need to keep the journaling habit going... trust me on this one. And finally, we’ve completely revamped the reminder notifications. Until now, they were always the same, and honestly, that’s a bit boring, isn’t it? So, we’ve tucked away a few surprises. You might see messages that reflect the time of day, ones that acknowledge your current streak, and even something special that only those who stick with it will encounter. As for what exactly is waiting for you... you’ll just have to keep going to find out. Happy recording!

- Fixed a bug where text would turn white and become invisible when in dark mode.