Days, Not Documents
Several timestamped entries a day, in rich text, with a rating and tags. A trip or a festival can be one entry across several days.
LibreLog
A private journal that lives on your devices.
Write a few lines or a few pages, as often as you like each day. Rate the day, tag it, add its photos and the calendar events that mattered. Everything works offline and for free; sync between your devices is optional and end-to-end encrypted.
iPhone, iPad & AndroidMacWindowsEnd-to-end Encrypted
A Record of Every Day
Quick to start, calm to read, and yours to keep.
Photos & Calendar
Add the day's photos straight from your library, and keep the calendar events that mattered. Kept events follow the calendar if they move or are cancelled.
Search & On This Day
Find anything you have written in an instant, and see the same date in every earlier year from one button.
Free & Offline
No sign-up, no ads, no paywalled features. Open the app and start writing; every feature works without a connection, forever.
Encrypted Sync
Optional sync keeps every device in step. It is end-to-end encrypted, so the server only ever holds ciphertext. Add a device by scanning a code.
Come and Go Freely
Import from Day One, Daylio, Markdown and Obsidian. Export to JSON, Markdown or HTML whenever you like.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about LibreLog, sync and your data.
Is LibreLog free?
Yes. Every feature works offline, on every platform, with no account, ads or limits. The one paid part will be sync between your devices, priced at what the hosting costs us each year.
Can you read my journal?
No. Sync is end-to-end encrypted: your devices encrypt everything before it leaves them, and the key never reaches our server. Without an account, nothing leaves your device at all.
Do my photos sync?
Photos stay on the device you added them on; other devices show a blurred preview. iPhone, iPad and Mac signed in to the same iCloud Photos library show the real photo from their own library, so nothing is uploaded to us.
Can I bring my old journal?
LibreLog imports Day One, Daylio and Markdown, and an Obsidian vault with a small script. It exports to JSON, Markdown and HTML, so you can leave whenever you like.
When can I get it?
LibreLog is in testing on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android, with Windows close behind. Email librelog@maybeitssoftware.co.uk to join the beta.
Is it open source?
Yes, under the GNU AGPL. The apps, the shared Rust core and the sync backend are all on GitHub, with notes on hosting your own sync.
Support & Feedback
Need help with LibreLog, want to join the beta, or found a bug? Get in touch.
Developer Support Email
librelog@maybeitssoftware.co.ukDirect assistance from the developer · Typical response time within 24–48 hours
Beta Access
Joining TestFlight or the Google Play test, and trying new builds.
Sync & Devices
Signing in, adding a device, and using your recovery phrase.
Importing Your Journal
Bringing entries across from Day One, Daylio, Markdown or Obsidian.
Bugs & Ideas
Report crashes or glitches, or suggest what LibreLog should do next.