A journal for iPhone · Coming soon
Keep your day in a word, a photo or your voice. Tagaro sews it to the others and, at night, asks you just one thing.
You don’t have to fill a page. A day can be “beach”. Or a photo of dinner. Or half a minute talking on the way home. Micro journaling with no homework: what happened, nothing more.
Write Long or short, whatever comes. The first line is the title.
Talk Hold and tell it. Your iPhone turns your voice into text, and the voice note stays with the moment.
Take a photo Or pick one from your library. Where you were and who with go underneath, in one line.
Your days hang on a thread, from today backwards. Each one is a stone shaped by its date, and it keeps that shape everywhere: on your iPhone, in your month and in your year.
From afar, your month is a handful of stones, with the days that matter to you in terracotta. Your year, twelve handfuls. And the days you didn’t write just stay where they are, no guilt.
A day kept A day that matters Today, still open
October 2026
Autumn, doubts about the project, and Laura and Dani in town.
Tagaro lives in your journal. In the morning he brings back what you kept on this day in other years. At night he asks one thing about what you left half-told, never “why”. While you sleep, nothing.
You choose how much he talks:
Quiet, Now and then, Close.
He never asks about doctors, work, meetings, errands or anything that sounds sad. On a hard day he goes quieter. And he notifies you once a day at most.
In the morning, he brings a memory, who you see today, the week.
In the evening, he asks one thing you left half-told.
While you sleep, nothing: no notifications, no questions.
A journal is for one person. No profiles, no followers and nothing shared.
Locked with Face ID When you come back, it asks for Face ID before showing you anything. It’s checked on your iPhone and never leaves it.
No ads, no tracking We don’t sell your data, there are no ads and we don’t use analytics.
AI only if you want it Without AI, Tagaro keeps everything the same and still brings back this day in other years; it just stops writing titles, asking and writing the line for each week.
Yours to take Export every moment, photo and voice note in one file, or delete it all for good.
Journals get abandoned because they ask too much: a blank page every night. Tagaro asks for just enough.
A day can be one word. Or none: the days you skip stay where they are. No streaks, no guilt.
One question, never a test. At night, just one, about something you already told. You can let it go.
Other years come back on their own. In the morning, what you kept on this day before. The longer you keep at it, the better it gets.
A private journal app for iPhone. You keep each day in a word, a photo or your voice, and every day becomes a stone sewn to the others on a thread. It’s for one person: no followers, no posts.
What happened, nothing more: where you were, who with, what you ate, what made you laugh. A word, a photo or a few seconds of your voice is enough. You don’t have to write about feelings, though you can.
Ask less of it. In Tagaro a day can be a single word, and the days you skip don’t count against you. At night you get one simple question about something you left half-told, never “why”, and in the morning, what you kept on this day in other years.
Yes. It locks with Face ID, has no ads and no analytics, and we don’t sell your data. You can export everything in one file and delete your account whenever you like.
Yes. Take a photo or pick one from your library, and to talk, just hold: your iPhone turns your voice into text and the voice note stays with the moment. A photo journal and a voice journal app in one.
Only if you want it to. With AI, Tagaro titles a voice note or a long text you keep without one, asks you one question at night and writes a line for each week, month and year. Without AI, everything is kept the same. And on hard days, he goes quiet.
For now, yes: no subscription, no in-app purchases and no ads.
Yes. Some days are a single word or a single line, and that’s enough. From afar, your month shows up as stones and your year as handfuls.
No. For now, Tagaro is iPhone only.
Soon. Leave your email and we’ll write to you once, the day it’s on the App Store.
Tagaro is almost ready. Leave your email and we’ll write to you just once, the day it’s on the App Store. iPhone only.
