COUNT - Personal Journal

COUNT is a private journal for your life. Not a feed. Not a dating app. A place to write down who you met, how it went, and what you want to remember - then look back and notice what you have actually been doing. WRITE IT DOWN WHILE YOU STILL REMEMBER IT Add an entry in about a minute. Who you met, how you met, where you were, what kind of date it was, how it went, and anything else worth keeping. Come back and add notes as the details surface. Everything lands in one place, grouped by month, searchable by name or entry number, sorted however you like. SEE THE PATTERNS YOU CANNOT FEEL Entries you write once become a picture over time. Follow your trend across your last 10, your last 20, or everything. Switch to a breakdown of how you have been meeting people. Open the activity view for twelve weeks at a glance - your streaks, your busiest days, the months that were busier than they felt. COUNT works out your longest streak, your busiest month, your best experience and your average duration on its own. You never log anything twice. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Lock the whole app behind Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode. Turn on Public Mode and every name on screen blurs, so you can hand someone your phone mid-story without thinking about it. Hide your count on the dashboard, in the journal, or both. Switch scoring off entirely if you would rather just keep the story. Nothing leaves your journal until you decide it should. And when you want it gone, deleting your account takes everything with it. SHARE ONLY WHAT YOU MEAN TO Start an invite-only group with the people you would have told anyway. Share individual entries into a shared timeline, and let the group leaderboard rank only what has actually been shared. The rest of your journal stays where it was. Or send a single entry with Secure View. Your friend opens it once, and it burns the moment they close it. BUILT TO LIVE ON YOUR PHONE Light and dark themes. Metric or imperial. Face ID on iPhone, and a full layout on iPad. COUNT is for the details you would rather not forget - and would rather nobody else read.