Allwhere

Allwhere quietly notices the places you stop, and keeps them as a journal you can write on.

No check-ins. No account. Nothing is uploaded.

WHAT IT DOES

Allwhere records the places you spend time and files them by day. Open it whenever you like and write down what happened — a sentence, a photo, a spoken note, a document. Everything is filed under the place and the moment it belongs to.

• Log — where you are right now, and everything you have written today • Routes — your day drawn on a map, with every stop along it • World — every place you have ever logged, gathered across the years • Search — find anything by word, place, tag, or even what is pictured in your photos • Import — build a past timeline from the photos already on this phone

PRIVATE BY CONSTRUCTION

Your stops, notes, photos, recordings and coordinates are stored in this app, on this device. There is no account to create, no sync, no server of ours, no analytics and no advertising. Allwhere never sends your history anywhere.

Maps and address lookups are handled by Apple, which sees only the single coordinate being drawn or named — never your timeline.

When you want your journal elsewhere, export it yourself as GPX or as a full backup.

BUILT TO BE LEFT ON

Battery is the reason journals like this get deleted. Allwhere starts in a low-power mode that leans on what iOS already keeps track of, and costs almost nothing. If you want street-level detail, Detailed mode is one tap away — and it tells you what it costs before you choose it.

FREE, AND PLUS

Recording where you have been, writing about it, attaching photos, and searching all of it is free, and stays free. So is exporting everything you have logged, whenever you want it.

Allwhere Plus is a one-time purchase. It adds spoken notes, videos and file attachments, the all-time World map, and imports reaching further back than the past month.

Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.