Ember Pages vs Life Sunset

Your everyday moments deserve a place of their own. Ember Pages is a personal journal for thoughts, feelings, and small memories. Write a few lines, take your time with a longer reflection, or add a photo or voice note to remember the day. • Write and revisit your journal, even offline. • Add moods, gratitude, and tags to your notes. • Find past entries with search and the calendar. • Keep meaningful notes close with favorites and pins. • Explore writing and mood patterns in Insights. • Make your space your own with themes and reading preferences. • Add an app lock with a passcode, pattern, or device biometrics. • Export your journal text and import previous entries. • Recover recently deleted notes before they are removed permanently. Your journal is stored on your device. App locks control access within the app; Ember Pages does not provide additional encryption for journal files or exports. Photo and audio attachments are not bundled in text exports. Optional Premium subscriptions unlock additional features and themes. Prices and billing periods are shown in the app through the App Store. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled through your Apple account settings. Available features are described in the app. Privacy policy: https://sites.google.com/view/diaryjournalai-privacy Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Our days are finite. In the rush of life, we forget that. Sunset puts your remaining days on your home screen - a quiet reminder to live with intention. HOW IT WORKS • Set your expected life's final sunset. • Choose how you want to see your remaining time - days, sunsets, or percentage of life lived etc. • Add the widget to your home screen • Live with that number in view No accounts. No notifications. No tracking. Just a number that changes every day. Built on the idea that awareness of mortality isn't morbid, it's clarifying. When you see your number, the trivial falls away and what matters comes into focus. "That it will never come again is what makes life so sweet." — Emily Dickinson