Heartwood Diary

Write a few lines today. In a year, Heartwood shows them to you again, on the same date. That's how your story grows — ring by ring.

Heartwood Diary is a quiet multi-year diary for remembering life at its own pace. It opens on today's date, gives you room to write what feels worth keeping, and over time brings back the same day from earlier years.

Write a line. Add a photo. Record a voice note. After months and years, your diary becomes more than a collection of notes. It becomes a way to notice how days, places, and feelings move through your life.

Features

Same day, year after year Today's date stays at the center. Write about now and revisit what you thought, did, and felt on this date in earlier years.

Text, photos, and voice Capture more than words. Save photos, audio clips, and mood with each entry. If enabled, Heartwood can also add place and weather; weather uses Apple Weather/WeatherKit.

Gentle insights See patterns without scores, streak pressure, or performance. Heartwood helps you notice writing habits, recurring themes, and how the tone of your diary changes over time.

Words for the day Begin with a quote or a small moment from history on this date, if you like. You can also choose to be greeted only by your own words.

Privacy from the start Your diary is stored on your device from the start. No account required. No ads or tracking. It can sync across your devices using your own iCloud account if enabled. Apple Weather/WeatherKit is used for weather when enabled.

Lock with Face ID or Touch ID Protect your diary with the lock built into iOS, so your notes stay yours.

Premium for peace of mind With Premium, you can create encrypted backups and exports, sync your diary across devices with your own iCloud, and make a printable copy. Backups and exports require a password and are encrypted before they are saved or shared.

Start with one line today.

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