# Jourlit — user reviews > 21 indexed App Store user reviews of Jourlit by Isaias Batista, rated 5.00/5 from 43 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/jourlit/id6768111004/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/jourlit/id6768111004.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 43 · 4★ 0 · 3★ 0 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 0 ## Newest reviews (11 of 21) ### 5/5 — Travel diary moments *2026-07-12* I started using it during a short trip to keep track of places I visited and how each day felt. Instead of posting everything online, I just wrote quick personal entries. Reading them later brings back small details I would’ve forgotten. **Developer response:** Thank you for your positive feedback. Please reach out to us via the app settings with any questions. Jourlit ### 5/5 — Morning commute notes *2026-07-11* I use it on the train every morning to jot down ideas that pop into my head. It’s quick to open and I can type a few lines before my stop. It’s nice having one place where random thoughts from my commute don’t get lost. **Developer response:** Thank you for your positive feedback. Please reach out to us via the app settings with any questions. Jourlit ### 5/5 — Planning big decisions *2026-07-11* When I’m stuck between two choices, I write out both options and how each one makes me feel. Seeing it all laid out in one place helps me think more clearly than just keeping it in my head. **Developer response:** Thank you for your positive feedback. Please reach out to us via the app settings with any questions. Jourlit ### 5/5 — Organizing Personal Goals *2026-07-11* I use it to break down personal goals into smaller steps. Writing them out makes them feel more real. I check back every few days to update progress and adjust plans. **Developer response:** Thank you for your positive feedback. Please reach out to us via the app settings with any questions. Jourlit ### 5/5 — Great for Creative Ideas *2026-07-11* Sometimes I get random story ideas while waiting in line. Instead of forgetting them, I type a quick paragraph here. It’s become my little idea bank that I check when I want to write more seriously. **Developer response:** Thank you for your positive feedback. Please reach out to us via the app settings with any questions. Jourlit ### 5/5 — A Calm Space After Work *2026-07-11* When I get home feeling stressed, I open this and just vent. There’s something about typing it out that helps me unwind. I don’t feel pressured to write perfectly, just honest and quick thoughts. **Developer response:** Thank you for your positive feedback. Please reach out to us via the app settings with any questions. Jourlit ### 5/5 — Simple Travel Memory Log *2026-07-11* I used it on a weekend trip to record small moments like cafes I liked and funny things that happened. It felt more personal than posting on social media. Now I can reread everything in one place. **Developer response:** Thank you for your positive feedback. Please reach out to us via the app settings with any questions. Jourlit ### 5/5 — Quick Entries on the Bus *2026-07-11* During my commute I don’t want to carry a notebook, so I just open this and write a short entry. It loads fast and saves automatically, which is nice when my stop comes up suddenly and I need to get off. **Developer response:** Thank you for your positive feedback. Please reach out to us via the app settings with any questions. Jourlit ### 5/5 — Helps Me Track Daily Moods *2026-07-11* I started using it to keep track of my moods after work. It’s simple enough that I actually stick with it. I just jot down how the day went and a few highlights. Looking back over the week has been surprisingly helpful. **Developer response:** Thank you for your positive feedback. Please reach out to us via the app settings with any questions. Jourlit ### 5/5 — Great for Late Night Notes *2026-07-11* I usually get random thoughts before bed and this has been where I dump them. The interface is calm and not too bright, so it doesn’t wake me up more. I can quickly type a few lines and close it without getting distracted by anything else. **Developer response:** Thank you for your positive feedback. Please message us via the settings for any requests or further assistance. - Jourlit ### 5/5 — Great experience *2026-05-27* Love the design of the app and the notification it gives in the morning and towards the end of the day. The app makes it super easy to check in **Developer response:** Glad you’re enjoying the app! Don’t forget to request features via the settings menu. ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 5/5 — Great for my daily notes *2026-07-15* I started using it to jot down quick thoughts during my commute. It opens fast and lets me type without distractions. I like that I can scroll back later and see what I was thinking that day. Feels simple and personal. ### 5/5 — Useful for goal tracking *2026-07-14* I keep short notes about my fitness and study goals. Writing progress updates keeps me accountable. It’s satisfying to see small improvements documented over time. ### 5/5 — Processing tough days *2026-07-14* After a stressful day at work, I sit in my car for a few minutes and write about what went wrong and what I could’ve handled better. It helps me cool off. The simple writing space makes it easier to reflect without overthinking. ### 5/5 — End of day brain dump *2026-07-14* Before sleeping, I do a quick brain dump of everything still on my mind. It clears mental clutter so I’m not replaying tasks at 2am. The process only takes a few minutes but makes a difference. ### 5/5 — Helps me unwind at night *2026-07-14* Before bed I usually write a few lines about how my day went. The layout is calm and not too busy, which makes it easier to relax. It’s become part of my nighttime routine instead of scrolling social media. ### 5/5 — Quick thoughts on walks *2026-07-14* While taking evening walks, I sometimes stop and type a quick note about something I noticed or felt. It’s easier than trying to remember it later. Those small reflections add up over time. ### 5/5 — Keeps my random ideas safe *2026-07-13* Whenever I get a random idea for a project, I drop it here. It’s faster than searching for a notebook. Later I can scroll through and pick up ideas I forgot about during the week. ### 5/5 — Monthly self check ins *2026-07-13* At the end of each month, I answer a few questions for myself about what went well and what didn’t. Having all the past months saved makes it simple to compare and see gradual changes. **Developer response:** Thank you for your positive feedback. Please reach out to us via the app settings with any questions. Jourlit ### 5/5 — Tracking mood changes *2026-07-12* I’ve been using it to note how I feel each day in just a few sentences. Over time, I can see certain triggers or patterns. It’s not complicated, which makes it easier to stick with consistently. **Developer response:** Thank you for your positive feedback. Please reach out to us via the app settings with any questions. Jourlit ### 5/5 — Capturing small wins *2026-07-12* Whenever something good happens, even something tiny, I open it and write a few lines. It’s surprisingly motivating to see a list of small wins building up. On rough days, I reread them to remind myself things aren’t all bad. **Developer response:** Thank you for your positive feedback. Please reach out to us via the app settings with any questions. Jourlit --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-08-15.*