This update focuses on polish and stability: - Fixed interface details across notes, the vault and records - Easier editing: dismiss the keyboard with one tap, and unsaved changes prompt before you leave - Delete and discard actions now use a red confirm button to prevent mistaps - Persistent scrollbars in desktop lists - A more reliable in-app purchase with no stuck or unresponsive states Native on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac: one purchase covers all four. AES-256; only your password opens it. No server of ours.

FIVE TABS, ONE BOOK — On iPhone the bottom bar is now four tabs: Notes, Vault, Records, Me. Nothing was removed from the old drawer, it just moved; iPad in landscape still uses the sidebar, and the diary is still the first thing you see. THE VAULT HOLDS PASSWORDS, CARDS AND DOCUMENTS — Passwords appear as dots, show on tap and hide again after five seconds; copying goes through a clipboard guard that clears after thirty seconds; a generator can create a new one. Bank cards are drawn as cards with only the last group of the number visible, and a reminder arrives seven days before expiry. ID documents keep front and back photos. All of it uses the same password as the diary, so there is no second lock to remember. Storage only: there is no payment feature in the app. RECORDS: CYCLE, INTIMACY, SPENDING — The cycle view colours a month calendar, one entry per day, eighteen symptoms to tick, and works out the average length and the next estimate from your own dates; it records, it does not diagnose, and it cannot be used as contraception. The intimacy log keeps the facts, with no ranking and no comparison. Spending is separate income and expense with categories, and the calendar shows each day's total. All three live on the same timeline as the diary — Recent sorts everything newest first. BACKUPS AND TRANSFER CARRY THEM TOO — Restore a backup on a new phone and the vault and the records come back with it; device-to-device transfer can include them as well. The archive version went up, so an older build now refuses a newer file explicitly instead of importing half of it. THE FREE ALLOWANCE, SAID PLAINLY — Three items in total are free, shared by the diary and every record type. One purchase removes the limit.

NOTES MOVE BETWEEN YOUR OWN DEVICES — Open Transfer on both devices and bring them close: a 6-digit code appears, type it on the other one, then tick the notes and send. The copy travels over your own local network with no server in between, as an AES-256 encrypted archive that only your password can open. Locked notes appear greyed out and cannot be picked. RECEIVED NOTES HAVE A HOME — The library gains "Received from other devices": everything you receive is there and also in All Notes, ready to open, favourite or delete like any other entry. When every note behind a transfer record has been deleted, the record goes with them. EVERY DEVICE HAS A NAME — The first time you open Transfer, an iPhone calls itself iPhone-1, an iPad iPad-1 and a Mac Mac-1, so two similar devices no longer both show up as "My device". WHAT USES THE NETWORK, SAID PLAINLY — Two things only: the App Store purchase, and a transfer you start yourself. There is no server of ours, and what you write is not handed to any service.

THE SECOND VAULT SAYS IT OUT LOUD — The screen where you set a second password now states it before you type: a forgotten password cannot be recovered, not by us and not by Apple. IMAGES NOTHING POINTS TO CAN BE CLEARED — Settings > Backup & Restore has an image section beside the drawing one: scan, see how many and how much room they take, then delete. Notes in the recycle bin still count as in use, so nothing in use is removed. ANIMATED IMAGES STAY ANIMATED — Large GIFs used to be stored as a single frame while small ones kept moving. Animation is now kept at any size, the app tells you how much room the file takes, and anything too large is refused instead of leaving half an image behind. LONG ENTRIES KNOW WHERE TO STOP — Past 30,000 characters a one-time note suggests splitting the entry; it still saves. Past 100,000 nothing more can be added, but "copy all text" takes everything out in one tap. SHORTCUTS SPEAK YOUR LANGUAGE — The title and description of the "New blank entry" action now follow the system language in all fifteen languages instead of showing English everywhere. A SMALLER DOWNLOAD — The release build no longer carries our test harness, so the download is lighter and takes less room.

FIND AND REPLACE IN THE EDITOR — Open search while writing: matches light up, titles are searched as well as the body, step through them one by one, or replace all at once. A single undo takes the whole batch back. RESTORES SHOW THEIR PROGRESS — An import now tells you how many notes it has processed out of the total, along with the title it is working on, and you can cancel at any point. Cancelling leaves nothing behind, so you never end up with a half-restored library. SORTING, AND A RECYCLE BIN YOU CAN SET — Sort notes by last edited, date created or title. Choose how long the recycle bin keeps deleted notes — 3, 7 or 30 days — and notes already in it are recalculated to the new period. A STEADIER GALLERY — Decrypted images are kept at the size they are drawn, so the same photo is not decrypted again every time it scrolls back into view. LESS SPACE TAKEN — The download is smaller than the last release, and it uses less room once installed. A BACKUP REMINDER THAT KNOWS WHEN TO STOP — Only when your last export is over 30 days old and you have at least five notes does the home screen offer a reminder, once. Tap "Got it" and it stays quiet for 7 days, or switch it off for good in Settings.

A LIGHTER GALLERY — Images now decode at the size they are drawn. A screen of thumbnails no longer pulls full-resolution originals into memory, so scrolling holds up and the app is less likely to be killed in the background. RESTORES COUNT THEIR PHOTOS — When a restore finishes, any gap between the image count the archive declares and what actually landed is listed line by line ("declared N / arrived M"). Previously this case looked exactly like a clean success. BROKEN IMAGE REFERENCES ARE REMOVED — If an image genuinely could not be recovered during an import, the reference is removed from the note body along with it, instead of leaving a grey placeholder that spins forever. PRUNE SHOWS THE LIST FIRST — "Keep only the most recent backups" now lists exactly which files will be deleted and waits for confirmation. RESTORING HAS A DEADLINE — If the store or the network does not answer, a retryable message arrives within half a minute instead of an endless spinner. TWO PLACES THAT COULD HANG — Large drawings are scaled down proportionally before export; very deeply nested notes fall back to plain text instead of freezing the whole page. ON THE WRIST — Pending captures are no longer wiped when the sync queue cannot be read, and "queue full" and "cannot read" now say two different things. MAINLAND CHINA — The About page now shows the app's filing number. AND SMALLER THINGS — Changing the system language takes effect immediately without relaunching; imports and exports can no longer be triggered twice; and if the keychain is briefly unavailable while changing your password, the app says so and rolls back instead of reporting a wrong conclusion.

A NEW LOOK — The journal has been rebuilt around a calmer visual system: layered materials, a restrained type scale, a hairline border instead of shadows, and light or dark following the system. Every touch target was audited for size and contrast. SECOND VAULT — Set a second, decoy password. Unlocking with it opens a space where your real journal is not visible. The two spaces have separate databases, separate keys and separate media folders — switching is not a UI trick. ON YOUR WRIST — A companion Apple Watch app: capture a line in seconds, keep writing offline (captures wait in a queue and are delivered when the phone is reachable), and lock the phone from your wrist. Complications show your streak and whether you wrote today — counts only, never text. A YEAR IN REVIEW — A local recap of your year, with an optional share card carrying statistics only. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE - Event date: record the day something happened, separately from the day you wrote it. - Key derivation upgraded to Argon2id; your password is unchanged, and existing notes stay readable. - Existing notes, photos, folders and tags carry over untouched.

TIME CAPSULE — Write to your future self. Pick a date, and the entry stays sealed: no title and no body until the day arrives. On the day itself, a small unsealing moment, plus a local reminder so you are there for it. Sealed entries are encrypted like any other note. MOOD ↔ ACTIVITY — Insights now crosses your moods with folders and tags, so you can see which places and topics your good days come from — and which ones quietly wear you down. A LIGHTER DOODLE FLOW — The sketch canvas opens faster, remembers where you left off, and gets a tidier toolbar with undo and redo within reach. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE - A sealed time capsule is marked in the list; title and body stay hidden until the date. - Unsealing happens fully offline; the reminder is a local notification only, delivered silently between 23:00 and 06:00. - Existing notes, folders and tags carry over untouched — nothing is re-encrypted, nothing is re-entered.

HANDWRITING THAT STAYS ENCRYPTED — A drawing canvas inside each note. Sketch with Apple Pencil or your finger; the strokes are encrypted with the rest of the entry and travel with it into backups and PDF exports. ON-DEVICE AI, OPTIONAL — On Apple Intelligence-enabled devices, summarise a long entry, suggest a title, or ask for a gentle reflection. Inference runs locally; nothing is uploaded. The feature is off by default and simply absent on devices that don't support it. A RECOVERY CODE, NOT A SECOND PASSWORD — Generate one once. Write it down or save it. If you ever forget your password, the recovery code is what brings your notes back — without the app having to keep any secret for you. PER-NOTE LOCK — Some entries deserve a second wall. Tap the lock on a note and it asks for Face ID or the device passcode — separate from the app lock. Failed attempts are listed in an Unlock attempts screen. OPTIONAL SPOTLIGHT INDEX — Choose to let the system find your note titles in Spotlight. Off by default. Only titles. Locked notes and note bodies are never indexed, and the index is wiped the moment you turn it off. STRONGER KEY WRAPPING — Master key wrapping moves from CBC to authenticated AES-GCM, and the format version is stamped on every wrap. Old notes still open with your existing password — no re-encryption, no re-entry. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE - Export to PDF (with a Chinese / Japanese / Korean / Cyrillic font fallback baked in), to Obsidian-ready Markdown with YAML front matter, or to a mood CSV. - An in-app Gallery: every photo across notes, plus "on this day" memories. - Siri and the Shortcuts app can open a fresh blank entry. - An iPad landscape layout review, and a wider content width on phones in landscape. - The privacy policy inside the app and the one on the website now match word for word — including the new Spotlight disclosure.

STUCK ON A BLANK PAGE? — Writing prompts appear on an empty page. Pick one, start writing, and follow it through. YOUR YEAR IN STATS — A new Insights view shows a full year of writing as a heat map, with your streak, active days, monthly count and average entry length. A WIDGET ON YOUR HOME SCREEN — Check today's status and get a prompt without opening the app. Small, medium and large sizes, plus Lock Screen accessories. STRONGER ENCRYPTION — Note and photo encryption now uses authenticated AES-256, and the key derived from your password takes far more work to brute-force. Existing notes stay readable; nothing to re-encrypt, nothing to re-enter. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE - Import from the Files app now works with proper system security scope. - Notes you deleted are cleaned up on schedule. - Plain-text and ZIP archives no longer lose images. - Share Sheet and file hand-off are steadier. - The privacy policy and terms inside the app now match the website word for word.

Version 1.2.0 MOOD STATS See how you have been feeling at a glance: a distribution of your moods plus a six-month trend, all worked out on your own device. READ AND WRITE YOUR WAY Adjust the body text size and line spacing of the editor until it suits your eyes. EXPORT A SINGLE ENTRY Send any one entry out as a Markdown file, ready for any other app. (Plain text is not encrypted — the app warns you before it writes.) A FRESH LINE EVERY DAY The daily reminder now says something different every night, so it stays a nudge instead of noise. PRIVACY, TIGHTENED Locking now covers every screen, not just the list. Face ID unlocks with Face ID only — never with your device passcode. Erasing all data also cancels your reminders and removes the backup copies kept on the device. Fifteen languages, no cloud, no servers, no ads, one purchase. If OffMemory helps you, a rating would mean a lot.

Version 1.1.0 BACK UP AND RESTORE, ANYWHERE Export an encrypted backup and bring every note, photo and mood back on a new iPhone — or right after reinstalling. Set a backup passphrase and it works across devices. Your diary is no longer tied to one device. MOOD TRACKING AND A WRITING CALENDAR Tag each entry with how you felt, then revisit your mood and writing streaks on a calendar heatmap. FULL-TEXT SEARCH AND BATCH ACTIONS Find any word across titles and body text. Select many notes at once to move, tag or delete them. MADE FOR IPAD A redesigned layout that works in portrait and landscape, with a cleaner home, editor, calendar and unlock screen. A TIDIER SPACE A new cleanup guide walks you through exporting a copy, clearing the recycle bin and pruning old backups. Fifteen languages, no network, no ads, no account, one purchase. If OffMemory helps you, a rating would mean a lot.