The week you're
about to forget,
handed back to you.
Catch an ordinary moment in ten seconds — a few words, how it felt, a photo if you want one. Ten seconds now. The whole month back in December.
iOS to follow
to start
on your phone
The point of all this
Anything can store a moment.
Almost nothing hands it back.
Your camera roll holds thousands of pictures and explains none of them. A recap is different: a short, readable story of your week, month or year, built from the moments you actually saved, with the patterns running through them pointed out to you.
What the week was made of
Which parts of your life kept showing up, and which ones quietly went missing.
How the days moved
The feelings you chose, traced across the week. Yours, not a mood an app decided for you.
When something was new
First times, small ones included. They're the easiest thing to lose and the best thing to find again.
When you came back to something
The thing you dropped and picked up again weeks later, which you'd never have connected yourself.
It waits for you
Nothing is pushed at you on a schedule. Open Insights, tap your week, and it's written for you on the spot — mid-week included, with no time locks.
Every pattern shows its evidence
Tap anything Wonaby noticed and you land on the real moments behind it. Nothing is invented, and nothing is a guess.
Quiet when there's nothing to say
A thin week gets no manufactured story and no grade for trying. Wonaby simply waits.
How it works
Ten seconds now.
The whole month back in December.
Catch the moment
Something happens and you get it down in about ten seconds: a few words, how it felt, a photo if you want one. No template, no blank page, no prompt to answer. You pick the feeling yourself — Wonaby never guesses it for you.
Ten secondsText or voiceCapture works offline
Your day writes itself
Wonaby puts together that day's note from the moments you saved, on your phone, with nothing for you to fill in. Edit a moment on an earlier day and that day's note quietly catches up.
AutomaticNothing to completeFree on every plan
Get the week back
This is the part that matters. Open Insights and your week is written for you: what happened, and the patterns running through it. Tap any pattern and you land on the real moments behind it.
Weekly recapsEvidence you can tapNever a scorecard
Watch the bigger picture form
Months and years pull the smaller stories together. Which parts of your life took over, how your feelings moved, what was new, what you came back to. Everything linked back to the moments you actually recorded.
MonthlyYearlyBuilt from your own words
The difference
Not a photo library. Not a blank page.
Not another habit tracker.
Everything else stores what you did. The hard part is getting it back on the day you'd want it.
Others
Thousands of pictures that explain nothing. You scroll for ten minutes and still can't say what that week was.
Wonaby
The same week, written back to you in your own words, with the connections you'd never have made yourself.
Others
To tell you anything about your life, they send your entries to a model they don't control. So you write the presentable version.
Wonaby
Every retrospective is written on your phone. You never choose between insight and privacy, so you can write the true one.
Others
A blank page and a nightly ritual nobody keeps. Abandoned by week two, with a small residue of failure left behind.
Wonaby
Ten seconds, mid-day, before the feeling fades. There's no ritual to keep, so there's nothing to fall behind on.
Others
Streaks you dread. A number that flattens your whole day. Guilt the moment you miss one.
Wonaby
No streaks, no scores, no counter. Miss a day or a month, come back, nothing broke.
What we skip
What we
never do.
We sell what other journaling apps don't have the discipline to remove. Here's what we left out on purpose.
No streaks
Miss a day or a month. Nothing breaks, because nothing was counting.
No dark patterns
No variable rewards, no manipulative nudges to pull you back.
No judgment
Bad week? It happens. There is no score being kept.
No AI mind-reading
Wonaby never assigns you a feeling or a label you didn't choose.
No cloud AI
Nothing you write is sent to a cloud model or used to train one.
No guilt trips
No shame notifications, no "we miss you", no chasing.
Made for you
Made for people whose
weeks blur together.
You can't say what you did last Tuesday.
You move fast and switch contexts all day, so the days run together. By Friday the week is a smear, and the details are already gone.
Catch them in ten seconds as they happen, then open the week later and find it still there, in your own words, instead of a blank.
A lot is changing, and none of it is being kept.
A new baby, a new country, a new job, the first year of anything, or a parent who needs you now. The stretch you'll most want back is the one you have the least time to write down.
Ten seconds is a length you can manage on a day like that. In December, the whole thing comes back as something worth reading.
Your brain moves fast. Nothing here asks it to slow down.
You've bounced off journaling apps before, and it probably wasn't you. It was the streak that reset, the daily obligation, the blank page waiting for a version of you that had time.
There's no rigid routine and nothing here to judge you. Miss a day, miss a month, come back whenever. There is genuinely nothing to break.
Why you can be honest in it
Private by design.
Not by policy.
This isn't why you'd download Wonaby. It's why you'd write the true version once you had. A record of the polite version is worth very little in five years.
It reads your life without anyone reading it
Day notes, every weekly, monthly and yearly retrospective, pattern detection and the Ask Wonaby chat all run on your phone. Nothing you write is sent to a cloud AI or used to train any model. Every other app that tells you something about your journal has to read it first. Wonaby doesn't.
Sealed on your device before it ever syncs
The keys come from your passphrase and never leave your phone unwrapped, so only you can read what you record — not even the Wonaby team can. That covers your moment text, your feelings, the retrospectives written for you, your Ask Wonaby chat, your name, and your photos.
You can walk out with all of it
Export everything you've written, photos included, into one file you keep — readable text, a data file, or both. It's yours to move anywhere, and Wonaby deletes its copy the moment you've saved it. Your journal isn't hostage to whether this company still exists in ten years.
Where the line actually is
End-to-end encryption covers what you write, not every byte. For sign-in and sync to work, the server does see your account email, your category structure — names, colours, ordering — and some schedule and behavioural detail, like when you journaled. The contents of your moments, feelings, retrospectives, chat, name and photos stay sealed.
One more: with Pro, an on-device voice model turns speech into text on the phone, so your voice never leaves it. On the free plan dictation uses your phone's own speech service, which may use a connection and handles the audio the way that service does. Either way the finished text lands in the same encrypted journal.
FAQ
Questions you probably have
More of them on the full FAQ.
Early access
Your week happened. You just can't see it yet.
Ten seconds to catch a moment. The whole week handed back to you later. No streaks, no scores, and nothing you write leaves your phone readable.