This app offers a calendar-first journaling experience, integrating daily entries, activity logs, and important dates into a single timeline. It provides insights into personal patterns through statistics and ensures privacy by storing data locally and on your iCloud.
1.3.1
October 14, 2026
• Notifications and widgets now take you right to the entry, D-Day, or today's trackers • Open any D-Day right away from widgets that show several D-Days • Fixed some photos appearing as blank tiles in the photo gallery • Other stability improvements
MoreHaru is a personal journal app that organizes daily entries, activity logs, and D-days into a single, beautiful timeline. It helps users track habits, remember important dates, and gain insights into their patterns.
Haru is designed with privacy first, storing all entries only on your device and personal iCloud. It does not use servers for data storage, has no account requirement, and does not track users or display ads.
Haru is built natively for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with all data syncing seamlessly through iCloud. This allows users to start an entry on one device and finish it on another.
Yes, Haru can sync with Apple Health to automatically add activities like walks, runs, and yoga to your daily logs. This helps in building streaks and analyzing your activity patterns.
No, Haru is completely ad-free. The app's privacy-first design means it does not contain any advertisements, ensuring an uninterrupted journaling experience.
You can add simple one-liners, or create richer entries using Markdown, voice input, and photos. The app also features a Year in Pixels mood heatmap for visual tracking.
The latest version of Haru, 1.3.1, was last updated on October 14, 2026. The app is frequently updated to improve features and reliability.
Haru has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. Its focus on personal reflection and organization can be beneficial for users of all ages.
