Timesoria: Diary & Letters

A few words. A little diary. Your first homemade dumplings: a little wonky, surprisingly good. Your dog keeps looking back, tail wagging. Three runs along the path, and you’re still smiling at home. Timesoria is a little diary for everyday life. A few words and a photo are enough. When this date comes around again, On This Day cards bring past entries back—small things you’re glad you kept. • Keep a little of today: words, photos, a voice note of up to 1 minute and a place label you type yourself. • Meet a past day again: revisit On This Day, browse your Archive and Year in Review, or search for a thought you saved. • Make the page yours: choose themes, stationery and card styles. Some styles require Plus. • Leave a note for later: seal a future letter for at least a year. No ads or separate account. Entries are encrypted on your device; the developer cannot read your words, photos or voice notes. iCloud mode syncs across devices, and you can still write offline. During initial setup, if you are not signed in to iCloud or storage is full, choose On-Device Only mode and enable sync later. This mode has no cross-device sync, Pocket, content export, backup or recovery. Deleting the app, erasing or losing the device may permanently erase your entries. Once sync is enabled, this installation cannot switch back. In iCloud mode, optional Discover Little Things brings collectible surprises. It is off by default and never uploads your journal content. Record everyday moments for free and keep up to 12 waiting letters. Plus adds more stationery, themes and review styles, and unlimited waiting letters. Your existing content stays if your subscription ends. For iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later. Plus offers monthly and yearly auto-renewable subscriptions. See the purchase sheet for prices; manage or cancel in your App Store account settings. Terms: https://timesoria.com/en/terms/ Privacy: https://timesoria.com/en/privacy/ Apple Standard EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/