LogBooklet

LogBooklet 2.0 puts your booklets on Apple Watch, in widgets and Control Center, in Siri and Shortcuts, and in the share sheet. APPLE WATCH - LogBooklet is now on Apple Watch. Create a booklet, write an entry, or log a snippet from your wrist. - Read your entries with their date and time, how long ago they were, and a map of where you logged them. - The watch app works without your iPhone. It saves offline and syncs through your private iCloud database. - Add Quick Entry, Booklet Summary, and Log Snippet to your watch face or Smart Stack. Smart Stack buttons log a snippet with one tap. - Add controls for a new entry, a booklet, or a snippet, including on the Apple Watch Ultra Action button. - Double Tap sends an entry or logs a snippet on supported models. - Start on the watch and finish on iPhone or iPad. Drafts sync between your devices, and Handoff continues a booklet, a draft, or an entry. - Location is optional on the watch. An entry saves without coordinates when no recent location is available. WIDGETS AND CONTROLS - Five widgets for iPhone and iPad: Quick Entry continues a booklet's draft, Booklet Summary shows its latest activity, Log Snippet saves a pinned snippet with one tap, and Booklets and Recent Entries give an overview of the booklets you choose. - Widgets come in compact Lock Screen sizes and larger iPad sizes. Their text follows your system privacy settings, on Apple Watch too. - Put New Entry, Open Booklet, and Log Snippet in Control Center, on the Lock Screen, or on the iPhone Action button. For a snippet, choose a booklet first, then one of its snippets or a global one. - Controls ask you to unlock your device. Logging a snippet from a control leaves your draft untouched, and saves without coordinates when the app has no recent location. SIRI AND SHORTCUTS - Everything LogBooklet can do is now an action in the Shortcuts app: log entries and snippets, find, edit, move and delete entries, manage booklets and snippets, read and write drafts, and export a booklet as Markdown. - Actions run without opening the app, so they work in automations. When you do want the app, the Open Booklet Composer action takes you straight to a booklet's text field. - Ask Siri: "Log in Food with LogBooklet", "What is my last entry in Food in LogBooklet", "Log Left home with LogBooklet", "Open Food in LogBooklet", "Export Food from LogBooklet", or "Create a booklet in LogBooklet". - Settings has a new "What to Say to Siri" screen that lists the phrases with your own booklets filled in. - Give a booklet Siri names in its options. A booklet whose title is an emoji then has a name you can say. - The same actions and phrases work on Apple Watch. Siri, controls, and widgets take you directly to the watch screen you asked for. - When an action doesn't supply a location, LogBooklet uses your location from the past minute if it has one. SHARE SHEET - Save text and web links from other apps through the share sheet. Edit the text, choose a booklet, and save without leaving the app you are in. - LogBooklet remembers the booklet you last shared to and adds your location when available. ALSO IN THIS VERSION - When you edit an entry's location, a new button beside the place search centers the map on where you are. Confirm the map position before it is saved to the entry. - A long list of snippets now scrolls while the snippet sheet is half open, instead of the whole sheet moving. Drag the handle at the top to open it fully. - In snippet management, the title scrolls away with the list, and the buttons at the top stay readable over the snippets beneath them. - A booklet needs a title. Done stays off until you enter one. LogBooklet 2.0 requires iOS 27 or iPadOS 27 on iPhone and iPad, and watchOS 27 on Apple Watch.