Afterglow: Intimacy Diary

Afterglow: Intimacy Diary

Your private intimacy diary

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Released
July 21, 2026
Updated
September 29, 2026

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Afterglow is your private, elegant diary for your closest moments, built from the ground up to stay on your device and yours alone. Log what matters to you, track your patterns, and discover insights about your own rhythm, all wrapped in a beautiful, discreet design. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Everything stays on your device. No account, no sign-in, no server. • We never collect or transmit your data. There is nothing to leak. • Protect the app with Face ID, Touch ID or a passcode. • Photos and videos are stored in an encrypted vault. LOG IT YOUR WAY • Record each entry with the detail you want: partners, places, mood and more. • Keep private partner profiles. • Attach your own photos and videos, safely encrypted. SEE YOUR STORY • Rich insights and stats reveal your habits and highlights. • A personal calendar of everything you log. • A world map that collects the places you have been. STAY MOTIVATED • Hundreds of playful achievements to unlock. • Earn XP and climb the ranks as you go. • A wishlist and a daily prompt for fresh ideas. APPLE HEALTH (OPTIONAL) • Off by default. If you turn it on, entries are added to Apple Health. • Afterglow only ever writes to Health, never reads. BACKUPS YOU CONTROL • Export an encrypted backup whenever you like. You decide where it goes. Afterglow is made for adults who want a gorgeous, honest and completely private place to remember their personal life.
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What's New in Afterglow

1.0.6

September 29, 2026

Send an entry to the person it happened with Tap share on any entry and Afterglow seals it into one encrypted file, then gives you a six digit code to pass on separately. They open the file, or fetch it themselves from the tray beside the streak flame, enter the code, and the entry lands on their phone already filled in. Your rating of the evening is the one thing that stays behind, and they add their own. Name an entry yourself Every entry gets a name from what you logged, and now you can write your own. Useful once a night holds more than a title can. More to read in Insights A new breakdown of how your entries ended, an average per week beside the one per month, and your busiest weekday marked in the rhythm grid. The months along the bottom of the chart are finally readable. Small things that were overdue The full name of an entry is visible instead of trimmed, the keyboard steps aside when you tap away from a field, deleting lives in the edit screen where it belongs, a details switch left on with nothing chosen no longer counts towards anything, and files left behind by an abandoned photo pick are cleaned up.

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