Lifelog

The voice diary that becomes your memory timeline.

Record a daily voice memo. Lifelog turns it into a diary entry with a transcript and a little ink doodle, so the moments worth keeping stay on your timeline forever.

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Writing your diary entry…

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How it works

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Record your voice

Tap record and talk for a minute. No typing, no blank page.

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Lifelog turns your words into searchable text with a title and tags.

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“They called this afternoon. Chef Marco said my staging dinner was the best…”

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See your daily doodle

A small ink drawing appears on your calendar—a visual snapshot of the day.

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Daily ink doodle for the voice diary entry “I got the chef job!”

I got the chef job!

0:52 · May 21

They called this afternoon. Chef Marco said my staging dinner was the best he'd had all month...

Features

Talk, don't type

Record a quick voice note. Lifelog handles the rest while you stay in the moment.

Written for you

Every entry becomes a readable transcript you can skim, search, and replay.

Titles & tags

AI suggests a title, emoji, and tags so your timeline is easy to scan.

Calendar view

Browse memories by day, week, and month like a diary you can actually navigate.

Speaker labels

When more than one person talks, Lifelog separates speakers in the transcript.

Follow along

Word-level highlighting syncs with playback so you can read as you listen.

Replay anytime

Your original voice note stays attached to every entry, ready when you want it.

Search everything

Premium: find any moment across your entire transcript history.

Private by design

Recordings and transcripts are encrypted in transit (HTTPS) and at rest on secure cloud storage.

Built for iPhone

A calm, native iOS app designed for one-minute daily voice journaling.

A voice journal and audio diary in one

Lifelog is a voice diary app for iPhone that turns a one-minute audio memo into a real diary entry. Instead of staring at a blank page, you tap record and talk. Lifelog transcribes your voice into searchable text, suggests a title and tags, and files the entry on a calendar you can actually navigate — so keeping a daily journal takes less time than writing a single sentence.

Think of it as an audio diary and a written journal at the same time. Every voice note becomes a readable transcript you can skim, search, and replay, with word-level highlighting that follows along as you listen. Because your entries are transcribed, your spoken diary is just as easy to browse as a typed one — and far faster to create.

What makes Lifelog different from a plain voice-memo app or a traditional diary app is the daily doodle: a small ink drawing generated from what you talked about, placed on your calendar as a visual snapshot of the day. Over weeks and months, your memory timeline fills in with doodles, transcripts, and the sound of your own voice — a mindful journaling habit you can keep in under a minute a day.

FAQ

Common questions about voice journaling

What is an audio diary?+

An audio diary is a personal journal you keep by speaking instead of writing. Instead of facing a blank page, you record a short voice memo about your day, and the app stores it as a dated entry you can revisit later. Lifelog also transcribes each recording into searchable text, so your spoken diary reads back like a written one.

How is a voice journal different from voice memos?+

A voice memos app just stores raw audio files in a list. A voice journal like Lifelog organizes each recording into a diary: it transcribes your words, suggests a title and tags, places the entry on a calendar by date, and draws a small ink doodle to represent the day. You get a browsable, searchable memory timeline rather than an unlabeled pile of recordings.

Is Lifelog free? Is there a free trial?+

Lifelog comes with a 30-day free trial so you can build the habit before you pay. There is no permanently free plan — after the trial, Lifelog is a paid subscription that includes unlimited memories, longer recordings, full transcript search, and animated transcripts during playback. You will not be charged during the trial, and you can cancel anytime before it ends.

Is my diary private?+

Yes. Your recordings and transcripts are encrypted in transit over HTTPS and encrypted at rest on secure cloud storage, and your diary is tied to your own account. Only you can see your entries.

Does Lifelog transcribe my voice automatically?+

Yes. Every recording is automatically transcribed into text with word-level timestamps, so you can read your entry, search across your whole history, and follow along with highlighting as the audio plays.

What devices does Lifelog work on?+

Lifelog is a native iOS app built for iPhone. You can download it from the App Store and start your 30-day free trial.

Start your memory timeline.

One voice memo a day. A diary entry and doodle to remember it by.

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