This update sharpens the interface: the iPad layout now uses a centered, comfortable reading width instead of stretching edge to edge, plus small display fixes. iPhone is unchanged.

Onceday 2.0 — a pro upgrade for your daily journal, still 100% offline. • Year in Pixels: a mood-colored mosaic of your whole year, tap any day to revisit it. • Mood Atlas: your warmth score, a month-by-month mood trend, the tags that lift you, and your brightest weekday. • Reflections: a week / month / season / year recap with your hero photo, dominant mood, and brightest day. • Looking Back: browse every "years ago" anniversary for any day, plus what's coming up this week. • Entry Templates: six gentle writing scaffolds for the days you're not sure what to say. • Recent-tag suggestions for one-tap reuse. Face ID locked, no account, no network — every memory stays on your device.

What's New in Onceday 1.3 Monthly consistency chart - Insights now shows a bar chart of how many days you logged each month of the selected year. At a glance you can see which months you kept up and which slipped - and feel good about the months that are solid. Streak milestones - hit 7, 14, 30, 60, 100, 200, or 365 days in a row and a quiet celebration banner appears on the home screen that day with a message worth reading. Smarter daily reminder - if you have an "On This Day" memory from a past year, your evening notification now surfaces it ("On this day 2 years ago: #trip - save today's."). If today crosses a streak milestone, the notification mentions that instead. The generic prompt is the fallback, so nothing changes if you're just getting started.

What's New in Onceday 1.2 Filter your archive — tap the filter icon in Archive to narrow your history to one or more moods, one or more tags, or any combination. Active filters show as chips you can clear individually or all at once. Read before you edit — tapping any past entry now opens a clean read-only view of the photo, text, voice note, and people tag. Edit is one tap away in the toolbar, so accidental edits are a thing of the past. CSV export — in Settings → Backup & Restore, "Export as CSV spreadsheet" saves every entry (date, mood, tag, location, text, and more) as a plain .csv file you can open in Numbers, Excel, or any spreadsheet app. Your data, in a format you can use anywhere.

One prompt a day, done right. New — 366 unique daily reflections, honest streaks, a history view with insights, gentle reminders, and a year-in-review. Fully offline. No account, no ads, no tracking.