Exactly one sentence
One field, one line, done. No templates, no mood scales, no prompts to answer first.
Coming December 2026
DailyLine
Your day in one sentence.
Not every day needs a whole page to be remembered. Keep what should remain of today — in exactly one sentence.
For anyone who wants to record without writing much · iPhone · iPad · Apple Watch · Pricing announced at launch
The idea
The diary for everyone
The diary for everyone
who doesn’t keep a diary
Once your DailyLine is written, you seal the day deliberately. No endless journaling, no complicated routines, no pressure. Just a brief moment at the end of the day that grows into something large over time.
Because after weeks, months and years, single sentences become a personal archive of your life. Remember what moved you, rediscover moments long forgotten, and watch your own story emerge from countless small days.
Features
What DailyLine does.
What DailyLine does.
And what is deliberately missing.
Deliberately sealed
Once your DailyLine is written, you close the day. That small moment turns note-taking into a ritual — and the day into something finished.
Your life archive
Page back through weeks, months and years. What seemed unremarkable on its own becomes a story that is entirely your own.
On every device
iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch stay in sync through your own iCloud. No account with us.
No streak pressure
No counter that drops to zero when you miss a day. A gap is a gap, not a failure.
Private
Your sentences live on your device and in your iCloud. We have no access to them — and want none.
What DailyLine is not
No endless journaling.
No endless journaling.
No routines. No pressure.
DailyLine does not score you, does not count anything up and draws no conclusions about you. There are no mood charts, no weekly reports and no prompts to answer first. Only your sentences, in the order you wrote them.
In everyday life
Twenty seconds in the evening
Before bed
The day gets a full stop instead of simply running out.
At the end of the month
Page back and notice that more happened than you thought.
After years
Small moments that would otherwise have slipped away — kept in your own words.
Questions about DailyLine?
Write to us directly. We answer personally — and read every message ourselves.
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