Reps — Hobby Journal
Log what you did, how it felt
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Log your hobbies and how they made you feel in seconds. Add notes, photos, and people to entries. Visualize your weeks and months with color-coded activity and feeling breakdowns. Your journal is private and works offline.
What's New in Reps
1.2.1
August 27, 2026
Introducing: Weekly aims. Tell Reps how often you'd like to show up at an activity: three times a week, or about three hours. It says the aim back right after you log a rep. Meet it and a star marks the week. Share a week or a month: Your Rhythm hands the stretch you're looking at to the share sheet as an image, in one of four looks. It carries the days you showed up, how they felt, and what you did.
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FAQ
What is Reps?
Reps is a hobby journal designed to help you log your activities and how they made you feel. It allows you to add details like notes, photos, and people involved in your experiences.
Does Reps have ads?
No, Reps is ad-free. The app is designed to provide a clean and uninterrupted journaling experience for users.
Can I use Reps offline?
Yes, Reps works offline from the very first entry. You do not need an account or an internet connection to start logging your hobbies and feelings.
How much does Reps cost?
Reps is free to download and use for logging on a single device. There is an optional in-app purchase to enable syncing across multiple devices.
What devices does Reps support?
Reps is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to work across Apple's mobile ecosystem.
How often is Reps updated?
The latest version of Reps is 1.2.1, last updated on August 27, 2026. Updates typically bring improvements and new features to enhance the user experience.
What is the age rating for Reps?
Reps has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals interested in tracking their activities.
Can I see my progress with Reps?
Yes, Reps allows you to view your weeks and months visually, broken down by activity and the feelings associated with them. This helps you understand what you're returning to and what felt best.