Plurality: Plural Journal

Plurality: Plural Journal

Private plural system tracker

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9 reviews
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Released
July 22, 2026
Updated
September 30, 2026

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This app helps plural systems track who is in front, manage members and groups, and journal daily entries. It offers customizable themes, cross-device syncing, and optional PluralKit integration for a private and organized experience.

✓Fronting tracking
✓Member and group management
✓Customizable themes
✓PluralKit two-way sync
✓Daily journaling
✓Cross-device syncing
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What's New in Plurality

3.8.1

September 30, 2026

A screenshot you can send without scratching the names out Take a screenshot anywhere in the app and a card appears a few seconds later offering a copy with the names taken out. Tap it and you get the same screen with every alter, group and custom front shown as a stand-in, a matching placeholder where each avatar or banner was, handed straight to the share sheet. Your own screenshot is untouched and stays in your library. Stand-ins rather than a blur. Blurred short text is guessable and leaves the word's length and shape behind. A stand-in removes the signal instead of degrading it, and the number belongs to that alter and stays with them, so two pictures of two different screens can be talked about together. Names you typed yourself are still visible: chat messages, notes, board posts, custom field values. Check the picture before you send it. Groups come across from PluralKit A sync now brings your groups too, with their descriptions, colors and membership. Matching is by PluralKit's own id first and then by name, so a group renamed on either side still matches itself, and a group you made by hand called Protectors is adopted rather than duplicated. Nothing you wrote is overwritten, and nobody is ever removed from a group. It reads only and will not write groups back. An alter can hold more than one social role Somebody who is both a protector and the host no longer has to pick which half to publish. Profile, Edit, Social roles: the list is tick boxes now and stays open until you press Done. Import from PluralSpace The app reads the OpenPlural format, which is what PluralSpace exports by default. Settings, Import. Error text is readable on custom themes On a custom color theme a red error line could land on a card it could not be seen against, taking every error message, every Delete and the "Not delivering. Tap to fix" warning with it. Red used as text is now measured against whatever is behind it and shifted until it reads. Siri phrases are printed in the app Settings, Privacy, Siri and Shortcuts, below the switch and only while it is on. Siri fuzzy-matches, so a sentence that works is not necessarily the sentence that fired. The examples name whoever actually fronts most, so the phrase is one you would really say. Search when adding a relationship role Alter, Relationships, Add role. There is a search field with a headcount beside it now, matching display name or real name. Backups are named after the app Backups got a new name. Nothing exciting here. Also fixed The band behind the clock draws in the header's own color, on every tab and every pushed screen. Bottom sheet gradients reach their own edges. The notification tray is sized by the text it has to hold, so turning the text size up no longer clips names. PluralKit says which half of the connection is failing, the switches or the profiles, instead of reporting a refused profile as a switch failure. The custom chat retention dialog stays open and says why when a number is not accepted. Dialogs with a text field carry Cancel and Save in a bar above the keyboard, and that bar takes the first tap. Several screens name what is being held back rather than saying "off until you turn it on".

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User reviews

Love it

I love the free customizations and how much you’re able to choose what you want / don’t want and what terms you want to use, I’m hoping to see this app grow as time goes on. The only downside I have is that I wish there was more options on where to import from. But other than that I like the app.

Response from developer

Thanks for leaving a review! I’m happy to add more import compatibility. Just tell me what you want to see and I’ll see if I can make it happen. Join us in Discord if you’d like to see/test new versions before they release. The invite link is in settings -> about. Hope to see you there! -Nate

would recommend the download ^_^

i REALLY enjoy this app! fronting is a somwhat easy function and you can customize (banners, groups, pfps and such) and there are also toggles for a customizable background and theme! my only complaint (not really, just a want) is that when making a profile you cant turn some things off so it doesnt show up if its not applicable to you (relationships, name changes, proxy, etc) and also the logo being like very obvious to others but yeah!! overrall this is the best plural app ive used and i dont expect to be changing anytime soon
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Response from developer

Thanks for taking the time to leave a review! Your idea about hiding fields is great! I’m happy to get that built into the app for you. I’d love to be able to work closely with you on this. If you’re willing/able shoot me an email (support@plurality-app.com) or join our Discord. Invite link is in settings -> about. Hope to see ya in Discord! -Nate

LOVE IT

i actually really like this app. it has a lot of promise but it’s too easy to archive alters & the buttons are very small. i also think it’s necessary to be able to edit front history / import it. it would also be nice to be able to adjust fonts. a section for taking meds would also be really nice + subsystem support. i am a large system and PK won’t seem to add more than 17 alters either. i was wondering if that is intentional? anyways, thank you for making a system app that actually has systems in mind & isn’t just ai slop
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Response from developer

Great minds! I thought the same thing about it being too easy to archive alters. I just released 3.0.4 which makes it so you have to click the archive button now. Let me know if it's still annoying since the action slider might still drive you nuts, though it shouldn't just yeet your alters into the archive anymore. You can scale the tab tray, but the app could do with an general scaler. If you're not already, and you're able, join us in Discord. We can chat about what could make the app better for you. I'm not sure about the PK thing, but we can discuss that too. Thanks for the review and I hope to see you in the Discord server!

really good!!

we were being super picky when looking for a system app, and this one met literally all of out needs! thank you for a great app <3

Response from developer

I really appreciate your feedback and you taking the time to leave a review! If you have any ideas or comments please feel free to join the Discord server. You can find the Discord server link in Settings -> About -> Join the Discord.

Exactly what’s needed

I couldn’t find Plurality’s capabilities anywhere else. It does just what is needed, thank you!

Response from developer

Thank you so much!

FAQ

What is Plurality?

Plurality is a private journal and fronting tracker designed specifically for plural systems. It allows users to log who is fronting, manage system members and groups, and write journal entries in a customizable and private space.

Does Plurality sync with PluralKit?

Yes, Plurality offers two-way sync with PluralKit. This means names, pronouns, birthdays, avatars, and banners can be kept in sync between the two platforms, and deletions also sync across.

Is Plurality free to use?

The core features of Plurality are free to use. There is an optional tip jar for users who wish to support ongoing development, but no essential features are locked behind a paywall.

Can I customize the look of Plurality?

Yes, Plurality offers customizable themes. You can even enable per-member themes that gently shift the app's colors to match whoever is currently in front, with smooth transitions.

Does Plurality work on multiple devices?

Yes, Plurality syncs across your devices. Your members, journal entries, and images will stay up to date everywhere you sign in, with edits and deletions carrying over cleanly.

Is my data private in Plurality?

Plurality is private by default. There is no social feed, and no account is required to start using the app. Your sync data is kept private to you.

What devices is Plurality available on?

Plurality is available on iPhone and iPad devices, indicated by its compatibility with iOS. The app is rated for users aged 12 and older.

How often is Plurality updated?

The app was last updated on July 30, 2026, indicating active development. The latest version is 1.2, and it was initially released on July 22, 2026.