Now in private beta · iOS
Dump voice, text, photos into Today. At 2am, AI compiles your raw fragments into a structured diary and a knowledge wiki that grows with every day.
Free. No account required. Local-first.
What stays true
- Local-first· Your data on your device
- Privacy by default· No training. No selling.
- Bring-your-own-LLM· OpenAI · DeepSeek · Qwen
- Open vault· Plain Markdown, always
- 20+
- memos/day, comfortably
- 2am
- AI compiles overnight
- 0
- vendor lock-in
Built for every screen
One vault. Four surfaces. Your day, wherever you are.
Capture on the device closest to your mouth. Review on the one with the biggest canvas.
- Beta · TestFlight
iOS
Capture-first. Voice, text, photo, location.
- Private beta
macOS
Wider canvas for review and editing.
- Coming soon
watchOS
Glance-and-tap voice memos from the wrist.
- Available
Web
Read your compiled diary anywhere.
The problem
By the time you sit down to journal, the texture of the day is gone — the sounds, the photos, the half-formed thoughts. DayPage catches them as they happen, then weaves them together while you sleep.
Act 1 · Capture
Voice. Just talk.
Hit the bottom bar, talk, drop. Whisper transcribes in the background — your words land in Today before you've put the phone away.
Text. Half a thought is enough.
No title, no folder, no tag. A single line at 11pm is a memo. A typo is a memo. Tomorrow's compiler will know what to do with it.
Photos. The day made visible.
Drag in screenshots, snap a pastel de nata, pick a roll from yesterday. EXIF stays attached — time, place, lens — so the wiki can stitch the geography back together later.
Act 2 · Compile
At 2am, the day gets read.
Every memo from the past 24 hours is fed to the AI compiler — voice transcripts, half-thoughts, photo captions, EXIF, your weather and your steps.
Threads emerge.
People you saw. Places you walked. Ideas that kept resurfacing. The compiler finds the through-line without you having to draft it.
A diary you'll actually re-read.
A title. A subtitle. Two or three paragraphs that sound like you. Tomorrow morning's coffee read — already on your phone.
Act 3 · Wiki
Every entity becomes a node.
People you mention, places you walk through, ideas you keep circling — each one earns its own page the first time it appears, and grows quietly as you keep living.
Days link to days.
When two diary entries share a name, a coordinate, or a recurring thought, an edge appears between them. You didn't draw it — your week did.
A second brain that grows on its own.
Search a name and read every day that mentions it. Open Lisbon and see the rain, the pastéis, the friend who's moving. The wiki gets denser without any extra effort from you.
What's inside
Built for the way you actually live.
Local-first storage. Offline capture. Sync only when you say so. Whisper-grade transcription. EXIF-aware photo memos. A graph view that doesn't look like a science fair.
Start today
Today is for dumping. Tomorrow is for reading.
Free. No account required. Download for iOS, with macOS in private beta. Your data stays on your device until you decide otherwise.