AI Journal vs Softly

Utter is a simple voice journal for daily reflection. Speak about your day and Utter turns it into a written entry—no typing. Just speak Tap the mic and talk. Utter transcribes your voice into a journal entry you can re-read anytime—walking, commuting, or winding down. One entry per day Every entry is saved to a date, so it’s easy to scroll your days and revisit memories. Optional photo memories can show photos from your library taken on that date. Build the habit Keep a streak and stay consistent with your daily journaling. Private and secure Your data is encrypted in transit and stored securely. Sign in with email, Apple, or Google. You can request account and data deletion anytime. Optional subscription Upgrade to Utter Pro for additional features. Download Utter and start your daily voice journal today. Terms of Use: https://joshyattridge.github.io/Utter-Legal/terms.html

Softly is a private journal for your days. No achievements. No streaks. No productivity metrics. Just you, a word when you want one, and a space that comes back every night to receive you the way you arrived. WRITE HOWEVER FEELS RIGHT Free diary, gratitude in three lines, a mood with a tap of a moon, or an affirmation when you need to hear it. Four ways to leave the day without losing it. YOUR MONTH IN WATERCOLOR Each day lights up with the color of how you felt. A hand-painted emotional calendar — not a bar chart. YOUR CONSTELLATION OF WORDS The words that return most to your writing appear as a constellation that shifts with you. You see patterns without anyone interpreting them for you. TIME CAPSULES Seal a piece of writing today (AES-GCM encrypted). Open it in a month, a year — whenever you're ready to listen to yourself again. TOTAL PRIVACY Everything lives on your device. On-device speech recognition. Face ID for your space. No tracking, no accounts, no server watching. WATERCOLORS THAT BREATHE Each time you return, a new variant of a sprig, flower, or lavender greets you. The notebook changes with you. Softly is for the days you want to write — and for the days you only wanted to open the app. Here, both count.