Yap - Voice Diary
Journaling Made Easy
What it does
Journal without typing. Open the app and yap about your day. It's that simple. The app tidies it up and keeps track of your mood, habits, to-dos and the small things you mention about your friends and family. Each day is also summarised, making going back in time easy. Memos, transcripts, notes all local on your device. Export at any time.
Yap is a voice journal for iPhone. Talk for a minute and it turns what you said into a tidy daily page, ready to look back on.
Yap about your day. Yap turns what you say into a tidy page you can come back to. Good one - run before work, lunch with Anna , dentist still hanging over me. okay so, today was actually pretty good… went for a run before work, still proud of that. had lunch with Anna - she's back from Lisbon, so good to catch up. oh and I keep putting it off, but I really have to book the dentist tomorrow. for real this time. Small details collect as you talk. Every one links back to the day you said it. Had lunch with Anna, she's back from Lisbon - so good to catch up. There are no streak counters and nothing ever turns red. Miss a day and pick it up again when you want to. Transcription happens…from yapdaily.com
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