Evenfall: One Line a Day

Some days are worth a sentence. Evenfall asks for one line, once a day - and then gives it back to you when it matters. A year from now, on the same date, the line you wrote today appears on your home screen. Not a feed, not a streak, not a notification begging you to come back. Just the day you had, returning quietly. WRITE ONE LINE An evening prompt if you want one, and a blank page if you don't. Add a mood colour, star the days that mattered, attach a photo. It takes twenty seconds. WATCH IT COME BACK The home-screen widget shows a line from your past on the day it comes round again - a month ago, a year ago, five years ago. Tap it to open that day. A second widget shows a few moments from your journal, changing through the day, and a third shows this month as a grid of mood colours. SEE THE SHAPE OF YOUR YEAR Every day of the year as a colour, so a hard month and a good one are visible at a glance. And a printable book of your own writing, if you want to hold it. IT STAYS YOURS Evenfall works offline and needs no account to write in. Nothing is uploaded to us - we could not read a word of it if we wanted to. Back it up to a file whenever you like, and with Pro keep your own devices in step through your own Google Drive, in a hidden folder only Evenfall can open. SEVENTEEN LANGUAGES English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Hindi, Indonesian and Arabic. FREE, WITH AN OPTIONAL ONE-TIME UNLOCK The free version is a real journal, not a trial: write every day, keep it forever, use the widget. Pro is a single payment - never a subscription - and adds syncing between your own devices, photos beyond the first three, time capsules you seal until a future date, eleven more themes, all three widget kinds with fourteen looks each, the app lock, and the printable book.