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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 23, 2026
  • May 1, 2026

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This app provides a private, offline-first journaling and system management tool designed for individuals experiencing dissociative identity. It allows users to track who is fronting, manage detailed member profiles, keep a shared journal, and visualize mood trends securely on their device. Optional federation enables selective sharing with trusted individuals.

Detailed member profiles
Front tracking and timeline view
Shared journal with markdown support
System decision polls
Mood and activity analytics
Granular sharing permissions
Biometric app lock
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What's New in Plural Log

2.0.0

May 1, 2026

Refined user experience, added app locks and accessibility features.

User reviews

Looks great, has a lot of options

I love all the settings and the UI. I love the recent updates. I hope there will be an update that will allow PluralKit imports as well but as of now, I don’t have the time to transfer all my data from plural kit, unfortunately. Definitely recommended though!

Solid App

So far I’m really enjoying the app. It’s making keeping track of everything a little bit easier. A couple of things I think could use an improvement are:
The front distribution box in the insights. Instead of being a static box the option for it to scroll would be nice.

On the main screen having a little bit longer of a recent activity would be appreciated.

Also when I try to use the actual switch function instead of the quick switch it doesn’t register. Outside of these couple of things, I think it’s a pretty solid app.
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Highly recommend this app

We've only been using this app for maybe a week and it's great. We had used SimplyPlural for two years and while that app was fantastic it did have some limitations compared to this one, had I known about it earlier I would have made the switch sooner. Recommend this even more if you'd like to track details about subsystems and groups separately, and if you'd like to track headspaces. The only thing that's lacking in this app compared to SimplyPlural is being able to share fronting updates with others, but I don't have a huge problem with that as not many people in my life know and if they can't tell they can just ask me.
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Great UI, Some Tweaks Needed

In light of Simply Plural’s shutdown I’ve made the move to Plural Log and I find the app very intuitive, neat and overall very nice to use! There are a few things about the app that I’m not a fan of, but that don’t ruin the experience I have with it, that I would like to mention all the same as I have had friends using the app echo these feelings.

The co-front feature is a bit limiting as it only allows one member to be “fully”fronting at a time, and it is often not easy to discern who’s got the most control at a given time. If the same person who’s fronting could be designated as a co-fronter, or if multiple fronters could be selected, I think this issue would be remedied. Next, the custom fields not being able to be reordered after creation is frustrating. I appreciate that they are even an option, but if mistakes are made or if I want to make a change later on, I don’t want information to be lost because I have to delete and recreate fields.

Lastly, a request that may conflict with the app’s private nature is the creation of a friends function. I understand if this is not possible without major reworking, but as someone with several in-person and online friends who are also systems, the ability to keep up with one another’s internal goings-on is very helpful. It’s one of the features of Simply Plural we have been mourning the most.

Thank you for creating a great app, and thank you in advance for any changes implemented in response to feedback from myself or others! I appreciate your effort.
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Almost perfect

This wasn’t easy for me to navigate, and especially importing from sp which was extremely complicated as well. You can’t have more than one headmate fronting, that isn’t by co-fronting. There isn’t a way to change the term “system.” There isn’t a way to view all the headmates switching dates. And I haven’t found a way to re-organize the custom fields, which is really bothering me. Otherwise, this would be a great alternative for iOS.
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FAQ

What is Plural Log?

Plural Log is a private, offline-first journal and system management app built for plural systems and those who experience dissociative identity. It helps users track who is fronting, manage member profiles, and keep a shared journal securely on their device.

Does Plural Log require an account?

No, Plural Log does not require an account and works fully offline. All data is stored directly on your device, ensuring privacy and accessibility without internet connectivity.

How does Plural Log handle data privacy and security?

All data within Plural Log is stored on your device and encrypted. Optional federation features also encrypt data before it leaves your device, and the community relay server never sees your plaintext data.

Can Plural Log be used for sharing information with others?

Yes, Plural Log offers optional federation that allows selective sharing with trusted people via the PluralLog Friend companion app. You have granular control over sharing permissions per friend, and access can be instantly revoked.

What kind of analytics does Plural Log offer?

Plural Log provides mood and activity analytics, allowing users to visualize trends within their system. This feature helps in understanding internal dynamics and well-being over time.

Is Plural Log suitable for users with trauma?

Yes, Plural Log is designed with a trauma-informed approach, featuring a calm design, dark theme, and avoiding diagnostic framing. The app aims to be a supportive tool that respects individual system structures.

What devices is Plural Log available on?

Plural Log is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible to a wide range of Apple users.

How often is Plural Log updated?

The latest version of Plural Log is 2.0.0, and it was last updated on May 1, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.