Minde Journal · For iPhone
A private journal you speak to. Say what happened and Minde keeps it on your iPhone, then gives it back when it matters.
For iPhone · No account · Kept on your iPhone
See how it worksAn example
Tap the light and talk. No blank page, no form to fill in. Minde writes down your words as you say them.
In the example, these words appear as they are spoken: Walked by the lake before work. First properly cold morning this year. Jake called about going to Mormor’s on Sunday.
An example. This page never uses your microphone.
Minde AI
And finds anyone in them who’s already in your People. What you said stays exactly as you said it, and nothing is kept until you say so.
In the example, Minde titles what was said “The first cold morning by the lake” and finds Jake and Mormor, who are already in People. Its reply is marked as coming from an AI.
Thu · Wk 40
Tap Save memory and it lands in today, on your iPhone. Rather write it? There’s a Type button beside the light.
In the example, the memory is saved and appears at the top of the recent memories, dated today at 08:12.
Minde AI
Minde answers from your memories and shows the ones it used, so you can check. 10 answers a month are free.
In the example, the question is “When did I last see Mormor?” Minde answers: You last saw Mormor on 23 September, in her garden. You’re going back on Sunday with Jake. It shows the 2 memories the answer came from, and one of them is the memory saved a moment ago.
Year in Review · With Minde Pro
Every dot is a day you wrote. It shows that you wrote, and never grades how you felt. The days are counted on your iPhone. Minde writes only the title and a few words.
The example shows a year as 12 rows of dots, one for each day, lit where something was written. The morning by the lake is one of them.
What comes back
What you wrote on this date in earlier years comes back on Today.
On this day · 2025
Last swim of the year
1 year ago · Bellevue
Minde
A year ago today. You’ve kept 240 memories since.
Every Sunday, your week in a few lines.
Your week · 21–27 September
6 memories
Minde
A slower week. You wrote most in the mornings, and Mormor came up three times. The lake is becoming your place to think.
Write one, seal it, and it opens on the day you chose.
A letter from you · 12 March 2026
From you, in March
Right now everything is half built and I’m scared it won’t work. If you’re reading this, you kept going.
The people you write about, each with a page of their own.
Mormor
14 memories since March
Minde
You write about Mormor most on Sundays, about the kitchen, the radio and the garden.
Find a memory by its words or by its meaning. Searching never leaves your iPhone.
Ask or search your memories
Minde can’t answer offline. Your memories still search on this iPhone.
Sun · 6 Sep
Mormor’s birthday lunch
Mark a memory Private as you write it. It never comes back in an answer, a digest, a notification or a widget.
Only you can open it, with Face ID. Minde’s AI never reads it.
Also in Minde: Guided Journal, for when you don’t know where to start. A mood check-in that never grades how you feel. Photos, places and scanned handwriting. One gentle daily reminder. Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, and Siri.
In the app, the screens where you decide, ask for help or are asked for money never move. So the next few don’t either.
Privacy
This page sets no cookies and loads nothing from anywhere else. A full privacy policy will be published here before Minde launches.
If you’re in danger now, call your local emergency number.
It’s a personal journal, not a substitute for professional or medical care, and it isn’t for emergencies.
In the app, crisis lines for your region are one tap away under You, and they’re never behind a subscription. Before Minde calls an emergency number it asks first, so a slip never dials.
Free and Pro
A complete journal.
For when Minde is part of every day.
Prices will be shown in the App Store, in your currency, when Minde launches. Pro uses Minde’s AI: what it reads goes to Claude, an AI model made by Anthropic.
Questions
No. There’s no account and no sign-in. You open Minde and start.
On your iPhone. Minde has no cloud of its own and doesn’t sync them anywhere. If you want a copy, export one.
Nothing until you turn it on. Then, to answer you, title a memory or write your digest, the words it needs go to Claude, an AI model made by Anthropic. Private memories and voice recordings never go. A few things also go on their own while it’s on, such as suggesting who’s in a memory, and photos only if you turn on Describe my photos. The app lists every one under What Minde sends.
Yes. Talking, typing, saving, searching, people, letters and On This Day all work with the AI off.
Minde has no cloud of its own, so keep an export somewhere safe. The archive is locked with a passphrase you choose. Photos aren’t included in it.
No. Minde is a personal journal, not a substitute for professional or medical care, and it isn’t for emergencies. It keeps crisis lines one tap away.
iPhone, on iOS 26 or later. It’s in English for now.
Soon. Write to hello@mindejournal.com and we’ll tell you. Your address is used only to reply, and to tell you when it’s out.
For iPhone. Questions, or want to hear when it’s out? Write to us. Your address is used only to reply, and to tell you when it’s out.
