Journal toward
what matters.
A handful of life arcs. A few lines a day. The pattern, reading itself back.
Six pieces. One quiet loop.
Life arcs
Pick the few directions of your life that matter — work, family, health, the side project. Every entry, goal, and recap is anchored to them.
Daily journaling
A clean canvas with no streak counter haranguing you. Write a sentence or a page — the app meets you where you are.
Goals attached to your arcs
Lightweight goals that live next to the entries about them, not in a separate to-do app you forget to open.
AI weekly, monthly, and yearly recaps
diarello reads back your week and surfaces what mattered. Themes, moods, the things you returned to. No raw transcripts.
Arc balance chart
See exactly how much each arc gets your attention. The directions you say matter, plotted against the ones you actually wrote about.
Chat with your past self
Ask a question and diarello answers using your own entries. "What was I worried about last March?" — pulled straight from what you wrote.
Three steps. That's the whole loop.
- Step 1
Pick your arcs
Choose a handful of life directions during onboarding — the few that matter most. Add or rename them anytime.
- Step 2
Write daily
Open the app, tap once, type a few lines. A meeting that went sideways, a dinner that didn't, a small win. diarello quietly tags each entry to your arcs.
- Step 3
See it come back
Weekly recaps surface patterns. The arc balance chart shows where your attention went. And you can ask your own entries questions in chat.
A journal earns trust by deserving it.
Your entries don't train any AI model.
When diarello generates a recap, your text is sent to a third-party AI provider acting as our service provider — they process it on our behalf and don't keep it for training. Nothing else.
Encrypted in transit.
Everything between your iPhone and our servers travels over HTTPS. Standard for any app worth using; called out here because journaling deserves the explicit assurance.
Delete your account from inside the app.
Settings → Account → Delete Account. Two taps, immediate confirmation, full removal of your data within 30 days.
Full details: Privacy policy.
One subscription. Cancel anytime.
Real prices live inside the app since they vary by region and Apple handles the billing. The shape of it is straightforward — a weekly option and a yearly option. Cancel from your App Store settings anytime.
Weekly
Try it for a few weeks, no long commitment.
Yearly
Best valueThe most common choice — best balance of price and flexibility.
The things people ask first.
Yes. Entries are sent over HTTPS, stored on our servers, and never used to train AI models. We process them only to give you the features you asked for — recaps, search, chat — and nothing else.
No. When a recap is generated, your text is sent to a third-party AI provider acting as our service provider. Their commercial-API terms — which we verify before working with any provider — guarantee no retention for model training. We may switch providers over time; the no-training rule applies to whichever one is in use.
Open the iOS Settings app → tap your name → Subscriptions → diarello → Cancel. Apple handles all subscription billing, so cancellation lives in their settings, not ours.
There's no permanent free tier — diarello is a paid app — but Apple's standard introductory-offer mechanism applies, so a short trial is usually attached to the yearly plan when you first subscribe.
iPhone today, iOS 17 and up. iPad and Mac are on the roadmap; we'll announce them rather than guess at a date.
In the app: Settings → Account → Delete Account. Your sign-in credentials and personal information are removed immediately; your encrypted entries are scheduled for full removal within 30 days. The action can't be undone from inside the app.