Mwaka vs Kept

Mwaka helps you capture a memory each day and watch your year fill up over time. The app blends a simple daily journal with a visual year view, so you can track progress, revisit past days, and keep what matters in one place. Key features Daily memory composer with gentle prompts and a calm writing space Year‑at‑a‑glance grid that reveals your progress and past entries Quick access to past days and highlights Customizable paper color palettes and doodle styling Optional reminders to keep a steady habit Mwaka is designed to be minimal, warm, and easy to return to—whether you write a sentence or a full reflection. Free to download. Premium features require a subscription or lifetime purchase. Terms of Use (EULA) https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Kept is a quiet place for the little paper things you do not want to lose. Save tickets, receipts, cards, labels, and small keepsakes as a private visual collection. Capture an item, let Kept trim it into a clean object, then place it on a canvas that feels more like a memory board than a folder. What you can do: - Capture paper keepsakes with the camera or import from Photos - Keep unplaced items in a simple pool until you know where they belong - Arrange objects on personal canvases - Browse, rename, and revisit collections - Add small notes to remember why each item mattered - Keep your collection local first, with optional iCloud sync through your private iCloud account Kept is for slow collecting, not inbox zero. It is built for the ticket from a first show, the receipt from a tiny cafe, the card you nearly threw away, and the small proof that a day happened. No account is required. Kept does not run ads, does not use third-party analytics SDKs, and does not collect your personal data.