NeighborLog

NeighborLog

Log incidents, build your case

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Released
April 28, 2026
Updated
September 29, 2026
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This app helps you document and track neighborhood disputes with time-stamped evidence, including noise levels and photos. It organizes facts to build a case for landlords, mediators, or courts. All data is stored locally for privacy.

✓Time-stamped incident logging
✓GPS-tagged photo documentation
✓Built-in decibel meter
✓Pattern analysis and charting
✓Evidence package PDF/CSV export
✓Local data storage
✓Face ID/Touch ID app lock
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What's New in NeighborLog

1.3

September 29, 2026

Version 1.3 - Reports now stay readable in Light and Dark Mode, with the full Pro evidence package clearly separated from basic and CSV exports. - A shareable Quick Start PDF explains setup, logging, evidence, and reports. - Optional daily documentation reminders are now available free in Settings. - Pro now offers Annual access with an eligible 7-day trial or a one-time Lifetime purchase. - The rebuilt upgrade screen has clearer benefits, pricing, restore feedback, and legal details. - Annual and Lifetime plans are easier to compare side by side, with an accessible stacked layout for larger text. - Multi-photo evidence and receipts now use a stable full-screen pager with zoom, page controls, and on-demand image decoding. - App Lock now distinguishes real backgrounding from App Store purchase and authentication screens.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Pro Annual

All Pro features. Yearly + 7-day free trial.

$19.991 Year
7 Days trial
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User reviews

Free claim not so free and doesn’t work

So they claim that it’s a free app with no up sale. You are only allowed to record 10 incidents before you have to pay for pro I upgraded to pro and then I was trying to get the reports/logs and they don’t show up. I tried opening it into Acrobat to view the PDF because I was gonna try and just print it, but it showed up as eight blank pages which is weird in Acrobat. Which gives me the option of doing an AI summary, that was able to provide me a summary of what is in this document however I can’t see any words it is as if they have used invisible ink but for a computer so it’s a complete waste of your time and/or money. I don’t know what they’re trying to do, but they’re lying don’t bother with this app. I’m now gonna have to enter everything into a different program and the entire purpose of what this app is supposed to do does not work and yeah, they’re gonna strong-arm you with the fact that you can’t log more than 10 incidents and then you’re gonna want to report and like it won’t even show up even if you do upgrade it’s a scam it’s bull

This is what my basic incident summary provided. (Remember I chose the upgrade even). It includes the entire provided text of the report, I had 11 incidents

Upstairs
Generated Jun 18, 2026- 12:28 PM
Total incidents:
Active since:
Dispute types:
NeighborLog free incident summary.The full evidence package PDF (with photos, communications, complaintsdamages,wnesses, and pattern analysis) is avallable with NeighborLog Pro.Generated on-deviceNeighborLog does not provide legal advice.
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Response from developer

We’re sorry—an unreadable PDF is unacceptable. We found a dark-mode rendering bug that can draw white text on a white PDF page. Your records are still intact; until the fix is released, please use Evidence > Generate Report > Markdown summary for a readable export. We’re also improving how the 10-incident free limit is explained. Please contact captainlongevity@gmail.com if you’d like help exporting your records.

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FAQ

What can I do for free with NeighborLog?

For free, NeighborLog allows you to log up to 10 incidents for one neighbor/dispute, with one GPS-tagged photo per incident. You can also log up to 5 communications, 2 municipal complaints, and 3 damage cost entries. Basic PDF and Markdown timeline exports are also available.

How does NeighborLog handle data privacy?

NeighborLog prioritizes your privacy by storing all data locally on your device using SwiftData. It does not require an account, login, or cloud upload, ensuring your dispute information never leaves your phone and the developer cannot access it.

Does NeighborLog record audio with its decibel meter?

No, the built-in decibel meter in NeighborLog measures noise levels without recording or storing any audio. This feature is designed to comply with two-party consent recording laws.

What are the subscription options for NeighborLog Pro?

NeighborLog Pro offers two subscription plans: Pro Monthly at $2.99 per month and Pro Annual at $19.99 per year. The annual plan includes a 7-day free trial.

How often is NeighborLog updated?

NeighborLog was last updated on May 27, 2026, with version 1.2. The release date was April 28, 2026, indicating a recent update shortly after its initial release.

What kind of disputes can NeighborLog help with?

NeighborLog is designed for chronic neighborhood issues such as noise, boundary lines, fences, trees, drainage problems, or issues with short-term rentals. It helps build a documented case for landlords, mediation, or legal proceedings.

Is NeighborLog available on all devices?

NeighborLog is currently supported on iPhones and iPads, as indicated by its platform compatibility. The age rating is 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

What makes NeighborLog's pattern analysis useful?

The Pro version of NeighborLog offers pattern analysis with Swift Charts, identifying trends like day-of-week, hour-of-day, frequency, and escalation of incidents. This helps to clearly demonstrate the nature and extent of a dispute.