Turn scattered incidents into a clear timeline. Log privately, set an optional reminder, and build a readable evidence package when you need it.
Observe. Document. Let the pattern speak.
When a noisy neighbor, a misplaced fence, or a barking dog has disrupted life for months, words alone may not move a landlord, mediator, or small-claims judge. Time-stamped documentation can. NeighborLog is a private evidence journal for that work.
Log an incident with its time, type, severity, observations, and impact. Measure noise in decibels without buying a meter. Preserve photo timestamps and GPS coordinates. Track complaints and outcomes. Then surface the pattern: "34 incidents over six months, 86 percent on Friday and Saturday nights."
This is not a reporting app. It does not contact your neighbor, the city, or anyone else. It is a private notebook that organizes facts so they hold up later.
YOUR DATA STAYS ON YOUR PHONE
- No account. No login. No cloud upload.
- All data stored locally using SwiftData.
- We have no servers. We never see your dispute.
- The noise meter calculates approximate levels from brief in-memory microphone input. It does not record, write audio files or upload audio. Only numeric readings are saved. Use the microphone only where permitted.
WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR FREE
- 1 neighbor / 1 dispute, up to 10 incidents
- 1 GPS-tagged photo per incident
- Up to 5 communications, 2 municipal complaints, 3 damage cost entries
- Inline witness names on each incident
- Basic incident-summary PDF + Markdown timeline export
- Face ID / Touch ID app lock - your data stays private at no charge
- Optional daily documentation reminder - enabled only when you choose
- Home screen widget (incident count + days since last)
- Quick Start PDF manual + rights guide
UPGRADE TO PRO TO UNLOCK
- Built-in decibel meter - live levels, no audio recording or audio files.
- Pattern analysis with Swift Charts - day-of-week, hour-of-day, frequency, escalation.
- Full evidence package PDF + CSV export for mediation, attorney, or small claims court.
- Unlimited neighbors and incidents - no 10-incident cap.
- Multiple GPS-tagged photos per incident - free is capped at 1 per incident.
- Unlimited communications - free is capped at 5 per dispute.
- Unlimited municipal complaint entries - free is capped at 2 per dispute.
- Unlimited damage cost entries - free is capped at 3 per dispute.
- Full witness directory with willingness-to-testify status and cross-incident links.
WHO THIS IS FOR
- Homeowners with a chronic noise, boundary, fence, tree, or drainage dispute.
- Renters whose landlord has ignored repeated complaints about the unit upstairs.
- Owners preparing for mediation, code enforcement, or small claims court.
- Anyone whose lawyer said "document everything before we file."
WHO THIS IS NOT FOR
- People wanting a way to confront, contact, or shame their neighbor.
- People wanting AI to interpret their dispute or recommend legal action.
- People wanting their log synced to a community moderator or city portal.
NeighborLog is a personal documentation tool. It does not provide legal advice, file complaints, communicate with neighbors, or guarantee any court or mediator will accept its output. The decibel meter is not laboratory-calibrated; readings are for relative comparison only.
PRO ACCESS OPTIONS
- Pro Annual: $19.99/year with a 7-day free trial for eligible new subscribers.
- Pro Lifetime: $39.99 one-time purchase.
The annual subscription auto-renews until canceled. Payment is charged to your Apple ID. You can manage or cancel it in your App Store subscription settings. Lifetime access is a non-consumable purchase and does not renew. Prices may vary by region; the in-app purchase screen shows the current App Store price before you confirm.
SUPPORT
captainlongevity@gmail.com
Privacy Policy: https://app-legal-pages.vercel.app/neighborlog/privacy
Terms of Service: https://app-legal-pages.vercel.app/neighborlog/terms
So they claim that it’s a free app with no up sale. You are only allowed to record 10 incidents before you have to pay for pro I upgraded to pro and then I was trying to get the reports/logs and they don’t show up. I tried opening it into Acrobat to view the PDF because I was gonna try and just print it, but it showed up as eight blank pages which is weird in Acrobat. Which gives me the option of doing an AI summary, that was able to provide me a summary of what is in this document however I can’t see any words it is as if they have used invisible ink but for a computer so it’s a complete waste of your time and/or money. I don’t know what they’re trying to do, but they’re lying don’t bother with this app. I’m now gonna have to enter everything into a different program and the entire purpose of what this app is supposed to do does not work and yeah, they’re gonna strong-arm you with the fact that you can’t log more than 10 incidents and then you’re gonna want to report and like it won’t even show up even if you do upgrade it’s a scam it’s bullThis is what my basic incident summary provided. (Remember I chose the upgrade even). It includes the entire provided text of the report, I had 11 incidents UpstairsGenerated Jun 18, 2026- 12:28 PMTotal incidents:Active since:Dispute types:NeighborLog free incident summary.The full evidence package PDF (with photos, communications, complaintsdamages,wnesses, and pattern analysis) is avallable with NeighborLog Pro.Generated on-deviceNeighborLog does not provide legal advice.
Developer Response
We’re sorry—an unreadable PDF is unacceptable. We found a dark-mode rendering bug that can draw white text on a white PDF page. Your records are still intact; until the fix is released, please use Evidence > Generate Report > Markdown summary for a readable export. We’re also improving how the 10-incident free limit is explained. Please contact captainlongevity@gmail.com if you’d like help exporting your records.
• Clearer annual subscription pricing and free-trial information based on your Apple Account’s eligibility.
• Updated noise meter processes sound on your device without recording, saving or uploading audio. Saved measurements contain numeric results only.
• Noise measurement stops automatically when you leave the meter or the app moves to the background.
• Improved cleanup of temporary noise-meter files from earlier versions.
• Updated microphone permission explanations and privacy information.
Version 1.4
The developer, 慧慧 高, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More
Accessibility
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