GratiFaith vs Bifolio

In some seasons of life, thanking God comes naturally. In others, it can be much harder. We face waiting, exhaustion, doubt, change, personal struggles, or moments when everything feels uncertain. GratiFaith helps you transform every season of your life into moments of faith, gratitude, and hope. Each day, the app invites you to spend a simple moment with God: recognize what He is already doing in your life, record your gratitude, share your prayers, and receive Bible verses that speak to your current season. GratiFaith is a peaceful space designed to help you slow down, return to God, and recognize His goodness in every season of life. With GratiFaith, you can: • Record your daily gratitude • Select the season of life you are currently experiencing • Receive Bible verses tailored to your season • Entrust your prayer requests to God • Keep a record of God's work in your life • Receive gentle reminders to reconnect with God throughout your day • Grow in faith, peace, gratitude, and hope Even when life feels uncertain. Even when answers take time. Even when your season requires patience. There is always a grace to recognize. There is always a reason to thank God. GratiFaith walks alongside you as you grow closer to God, one gratitude at a time.

Bifolio is a private journal that opens like a book. YOURS, AND SEALED What you write, and every photo, video, recording and drawing with it, is encrypted on your iPhone before it syncs to your iCloud. The keys travel between your devices in iCloud Keychain, and an optional recovery key of your own lets you back in if they can't. There is no Bifolio account, no server of ours and no tracking of any kind. Settings shows whether iCloud is up to date. YOUR WORDS STAY YOURS Bifolio never writes your entries. If a blank page is hard to start, it offers a question. Where Apple Intelligence is available, it can suggest questions drawn from your recent entries, worked out on your iPhone. Journaling Suggestions can start an entry from a moment your iPhone remembers, and Apple's Writing Tools are there when you want them. One switch in Settings turns all of it off. JOURNALS LIKE BOOKS Keep as many journals as you like, each a book on your shelf in its own cloth. Write as many entries a day as you want, and add photos (several at once, or straight from the camera), video, audio transcribed on your iPhone where your language is supported, and drawings or handwriting. Mark how you felt, and let Bifolio note where you were and the weather. An entry's own menu moves it to another journal or shares it. LOOK BACK Search everything you have written, even what you said in your recordings. The calendar marks the days you wrote, and On This Day brings back the same date in earlier years. YOURS TO TAKE WITH YOU Export everything, one journal or one day as a PDF, or as a ZIP of Markdown files with the original photos, video, audio and drawings. Share a single entry as a PDF. Bring journals in from Day One, Apple Journal or an earlier Bifolio export, and undo an import that wasn't what you wanted. A weekly backup can keep copies in a folder you choose. Exports and backups are plain files, not encrypted, and Bifolio says so wherever it makes one. QUIET BY DESIGN No streaks, no badges, no congratulations. A few lines is a full entry, and so is a single photograph. An optional daily reminder stays quiet on days you have already written. AROUND YOUR IPHONE Widgets for today, On This Day and the month, and a New Entry control for Control Center. Siri and Shortcuts can start an entry, open today, record audio or search. Lock the journal with Face ID, Touch ID or a passcode of its own: after several wrong passcodes it makes you wait, longer each time, and with the lock on, widgets never show what you wrote. AN OPEN BOOK ON IPHONE DUO Folded, Bifolio is a pocket journal for a quick note. Unfolded, it becomes a spread: your days on one side, the page you are writing on the other. Read your journal as a book and the crease becomes its spine, with two facing pages that turn like paper, one day after another. On other iPhones it is the same journal in a single, unhurried column. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/