Apps Like Yesterdays: Memory Journal for iPhone and iPad
Write down memories and thoughts privately
Track personal memories by writing notes, adding photos, and recording audio. Store data locally or in a private iCloud container. Sync across devices using an Apple ID without needing an account. No additional features or account setup required.
by Here & Co. LLC★ 4.613 ratingsProductivityFreeData updated 2026-09-06
Create a private room for self-dialogue without external participants. Store messages securely and privately. Reflect on thoughts and record emotions in a safe, personal space.
Track daily moods with animated characters and view them on a calendar. Add photos to record daily moments. Log movies and books with online search for details. Set a passcode for private access to memories. Supports dark mode for easier viewing.
Track time until upcoming events with customizable countdowns and timers. Set reminders to receive notifications. View elapsed time since past dates. Edit and manage multiple countdowns without limits.
Remove duplicate and similar photos to free up space. Select and delete duplicates manually or automatically. Organize photos by date, location, or similarity. Export selected photos to cloud or device.
Record daily entries and convert them into animated fireflies. View a growing forest of memories with no ads or subscriptions. Share entries or tip the creator. Track progress over time with visual representations of entries.
Log reflections on mood, events, and memorable with guided prompts. Track emotional patterns and receive AI-generated summaries. Identify personal growth trends and set gratitude or reflection goals. Store a year’s worth of insights for review.
Create and customize digital memories with pre-designed templates for special occasions. Save and encrypt personal logs for private storage. Share moments securely or keep them confidential.
Captures and organizes user-provided memories. Users input specific details about events, dates, or tasks. The identifies context, splits complex entries into separate memories, and stores them for easy retrieval.