odd - one day diary

One day is one entry: a photograph and a few words. No feed, no likes, nothing to set up — just the year you actually lived, kept in your own private iCloud.

One day is one entry: a photograph and a few words.

That is the whole diary. There is no feed to scroll, no likes, nothing to set up. You open the app in the evening, you put the day down, you close it.

THE DAY A photo from the camera or your library, the date, and as much text as you want. It saves itself as you type — there is no Save button to forget.

THE HISTORY Written days become squares in a calendar. Scroll back and the months keep going; tap a square and the day opens. A year is visible whole.

THE EVENING REMINDER It comes only while today is still empty. Write the day and the evening stays quiet.

WIDGETS Today's photograph on the home screen, the whole year as squares, and a small mark on the lock screen that opens the diary.

YOUR OWN iCLOUD Entries sync through your private iCloud — the iPhone writes, the iPad shows the same year. There is no account, no login, and no server of ours holding your year. We cannot read what you write.

FACE ID The diary opens with your face or your passcode. There is no separate code inside the app: it would be nobody's to restore.

FREE, AND ODD PRO The diary, the calendar and your entries on every device you own are free always — one photograph a day, and as many words as you like.

odd Pro adds: • up to five photographs in a day • the Today and Year widgets • the Face ID lock

Three days free. After that a year at a time, or one payment that never runs out. An expired subscription never hides what you have already written — it only stops you adding more.

iPhone, iOS 18 and later.

Privacy Policy: https://required.co.nz/odd/privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/