This journaling app provides a daily page for five years, analyzing your entries for sentiment and connections to people and places. It offers a clean writing interface, customizable themes, and a secure vault for your private thoughts.
1.2.3
October 3, 2026
The rings The three rings from the app icon now mark a saved day. When you stop writing, a short rule draws beneath the page, the rings build, and Saved appears. Once the day has settled, the rings open the Atlas. Moving between days On the Mac and iPad, the arrows now sit on either side of the date. On iPhone, tap the date to open the calendar. Today opens ready to write in, and any other day opens to be read from the top. The date stays in the same place on every page. When you are on another day, Back to today sits beside the date. Fixes Writing on an earlier day no longer carries over to today's page. You can paste onto a blank page on iPhone. The iPhone page holds still while a line wraps. Tapping a reminder opens the journal. Places in the Atlas are filed as places.
MoreContinuity is a five-year journal that allows you to write one page per day. It analyzes your entries to identify sentiment and connections to people and places, providing insights into your inner dialogue.
Continuity uses Apple's internal processing to analyze your written thoughts without leaving your device. Each day is assigned one of five sentiment words: heavy, low, even, light, or bright.
Yes, Continuity offers a clean writing surface with three font choices (New York, Quattro, Charter) and two colorways (ink or cream). It avoids formatting bars or prompts to keep the focus on your writing.
Continuity offers an optional Vault feature that seals each page before storage or iCloud sync. It supports PIN, Face ID, or Touch ID, with auto-lock and a recovery key. Sentiment and Atlas data are only readable after unlocking.
No, Continuity is ad-free. The app is designed to provide a focused and uninterrupted journaling experience without advertisements.
Continuity is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Your journal entries sync across these devices using your own iCloud account.
Yes, Continuity allows you to export your journal as a plain-text file with a heading for each day. It also supports importing text files laid out in the same format, enabling you to bring in journals from other apps or your own text files.
The latest version of Continuity is 1.2.3, and it was last updated on October 3, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
