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A private journal app — text, voice, and a little AI when you want it

tadoy is a daily journal app for iPhone. Long-form text and voice entries stay on your device. Editorial prompts meet you in the morning and again in the evening. An optional AI evening review ties the day together — but only if you turn it on.

tadoy's journal on the Mind page — a daily writing prompt with a voice-recording mic alongside the affirmation and meditation cards.
The journal on the Mind page — write, or tap the mic.

What's in the journal

  • Text journal — long-form, autosaving, with Markdown-light formatting.
  • Voice journal — record and keep the audio; transcription is server-side, never used for training.
  • Daily prompts — one in the morning, one in the evening, editorial register.
  • Affirmation card — a quiet daily line on the Mind page.
  • Photos and snippets — drop in a photo or a quote when it matters.
  • Timeline — scroll back through any day, search by text or date.

Why on-device journaling matters

Most journaling apps sync to a cloud; tadoy keeps the journal on the device that wrote it, with no server copy and nothing trained on your entries. Text leaves only when you actively use an AI surface — the message in the moment, not your archive — and the optional evening review sends a short summary, not the full text.

Privacy

Text and voice journal entries live on your device — not synced to tadoy's servers, not used to train any model. The same on-device posture as journal, mood, body and habits. Full detail on the privacy page.

How tadoy compares to other journal apps

See the daily page Read the FAQ

Common questions about the journal

Is it end-to-end encrypted?
The journal is on-device by default — we don't sync it to our servers, which is a stronger posture than E2EE cloud sync (there's no server copy at all).
Can I journal by voice?
Yes. Record and keep the audio; transcription runs on our server (not on-device) and isn't used for training. Siri intents let you start hands-free.
Are there daily prompts?
Yes — one in the morning, one in the evening. Editorial register, tied to that day's signals.
Does it work offline?
Yes. The journal works fully offline. Only the AI surfaces need a connection.