Record your thoughts and receive on-device reflections and weekly summaries. This private voice journal keeps all your data on your phone, with optional encrypted iCloud backups. It offers a space for personal reflection without any external servers or analytics.
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July 29, 2026
Lifetime is now buyable if you already subscribe. It is in Settings, under Subscription. A purchase takes effect the moment it goes through. Before, it could leave you looking at the plans again as though nothing had happened. Settings names the plan you are on rather than just saying you are subscribed. Reinstalling Slate brings your transcripts and reflections back from your iCloud on its own, if backup was on. Your recordings only ever exist on the phone that made them, so those do not come back.
MoreReflections and the weekly review.
Slate offers a monthly subscription for $7.99 or a yearly subscription for $59.99. Both plans include a one-month free trial.
No, Slate does not contain advertisements. It is designed to be a private and distraction-free journaling experience.
Yes, Slate is designed to work entirely offline. All transcription and reflection processes happen on your device, so airplane mode does not affect its functionality.
The latest version of Slate was released on July 29, 2026. The developer, hsla0001, has provided updates for this application.
Slate is currently supported on iPhone devices. It is rated for ages 4 and up.
Slate offers an optional encrypted iCloud backup feature, which is turned off by default. Users can enable this in the Settings to privately back up their journal data to their own iCloud account.
Slate has a rating of 4.0 stars based on 7 ratings. This indicates generally positive user reception for the app's core functionality.
Slate is free to download and offers a one-month free trial for its subscription services. After the trial, users will need to subscribe to continue using the full features.
