Write one line when you finish something. Kipo keeps it by day, then reads it back as your week, your
month, your season and your year — in your own words.
Follow one line from the evening you write it to the year it belongs to.
A sample journal: every note and number below is made up for illustration. The week is free; the month,
the season and the year are Premium chapters.
01The lineWednesday, 8:05 PM
Write it while it’s fresh.
Tap “What did you get done?”, type what you finished, save. One line is a whole note. File it under Personal or Work
and add a project if you like — or leave it at that.
Changed your mind? Undo stays on screen for six seconds.
“Fixed the kitchen tap.”
Personal · 8:05 PM
8:05
KipoSearchCalendar
Today
Wednesday, September 23 · 2 done
What did you get done?
Today
Sent the Q3 deck to Maria.
Work · Q3 launch · 4:12 PM
Fixed the kitchen tap.
PersonalWork
+ New project
8:05 PMSave
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The line
02The dayA moment later
Kept on the day it happened.
Notes gather by day in a local database on your iPhone — today first, then yesterday, then every day
before it. Reading, editing and deleting are always free.
Forgot one? Add it to a past day from the calendar — it’s kept on that day, without a time.
Ran 5 km before work.
Personal · 7:10 AM
Sent the Q3 deck to Maria.
Work · Q3 launch · 4:12 PM
Fixed the kitchen tap.
Personal · just now
Wednesday, September 23 · 3 done
8:05
KipoSearchCalendar
Today
Wednesday, September 23 · 3 done
What did you get done?
Today
Fixed the kitchen tap.
Personal · just nowUndo
Sent the Q3 deck to Maria.
Work · Q3 launch · 4:12 PM
Ran 5 km before work.
Personal · 7:10 AM
Yesterday3 done
Booked the dentist for Friday.
Personal · 6:40 PM
Reviewed Tom’s pull request.
Work · Q3 launch · 11:20 AM
DoneReports
The day
03The weekSunday
Read back as a chapter.
Every week becomes a chapter: how much you got done, on which days, what you wrote on each, where it
went — and the words you kept coming back to. Free, every week, starting on the day you choose, all
the way back to your first note.
A week ends with notes on fewer than three days? Then it’s a quiet week, and the chapter says so without fuss.
01kitchen3 notes
02long run2 notes
03Q3 deck2 notes
What kept coming up · September 21 – 27
9:12
ReportsShare
September 21 – 27
Your week
24things you got done
MTWTFSS
The week, as written
Monday, September 21
01Finished the Q3 deck draft.
02Painted the kitchen shelf.
03Wrote the job post for the design role.
04Called grandma.
One more that day
Tuesday, September 22
01Shortlisted four designers.
02Reviewed Tom’s pull request.
03Booked the dentist for Friday.
The week
04The seasonDecemberPremium
Then a whole season.
When autumn is over, its chapter reads the same way at a longer stride: three months side by side, each
one tap from its own chapter, and the words that carried them.
Month, season and year chapters come with Premium. The week stays free, every week.
97
things done this autumn, September to November
10:04
ReportsShare
September – November 2026
Autumn 2026
97things you got done
SON
What kept coming up
01kitchen7 notes
02long run6 notes
03deck5 notes
04grandma4 notes
Where it went
Personal55
Work42
64 days
The season
05The yearDecember 31Premium
And, in the end, a year.
Twelve months of small things, told back in the words you used. That Wednesday-evening tap repair is
in there too — open “kitchen” and it’s one of the 23 notes under it.
Chapters you open while subscribed stay readable if you cancel.
412
things in 2026 — kitchen in 23 of them
11:58
ReportsShare
January – December 2026
Your year
412things you got done
JFMAMJJASOND
What kept coming up
01long run38 notes
02kitchen23 notes
03deck14 notes
04grandma12 notes
05design role5 notes
Where it went
Personal236
Work176
The year
Chapters in your own words
There is no model, and no word you did not write yourself.
Every chapter is counted on your iPhone, from your notes, each time you open it. Nothing is generated,
summarised or rated.
Counted, never written
How many things, on which days, and how they split across Personal, Work and — with Premium — categories of your own.
Your words, as you wrote them
Up to five words or short phrases you used most — each found in at least two different notes in a week, three in a longer chapter. Tap one to read those notes.
Always up to date
Edit a note, or add one to an earlier day, and the chapter changes with it.
Around the journal
Small tools, where you’d look for them.
Widgets, calendar, search, reminders, export and a lock. All of them free.
Widgets
Today’s notes, this week’s count, or one tap into quick add — right on the Home Screen. With Face ID
lock on, note text in widgets stays hidden unless you allow it; the counts stay.
Each month at a glance, every day marked by how full it was and in the colour of the category that
filled it. Tap a day to read it — or to add the note you forgot.
tap
AllPersonalWorkQ3 launchHiringThis month2026
3 results
September 2026
Fixed the kitchen tap.
Sep 23 · Personal
August 2026
Bought a new tap for the kitchen.
Aug 30 · Personal
Taped up the moving boxes.
Aug 12 · Personal
Search
Finds any part of any note, whatever the case or accents, and the projects they are filed under.
Narrow it to a category, a project, this month or this year.
Reminders
An evening nudge on the days you pick, and a weekly recap on the last day of your week that opens that week’s chapter. Local notifications, both optional.
Export
The whole journal as Markdown, or as CSV with each note’s date, time where it has one, and time zone, through the iOS share sheet.
Face ID lock
Lock Kipo with Face ID or your passcode. It covers the app and its preview in the app switcher.
For work Premium
Your Work notes, ready for the meeting.
Two tools read only what you filed under Work, grouped by project, in the words you used. Personal notes
never appear in them. Both come with Premium.
Weekly prep
Paste your week, not a summary.
This week’s or last week’s Work notes, project by project, in the order they happened. Tap a line to
leave it out, then share the rest as text, word for word.
Weekly prep opens with an active subscription, each time you use it.
9:02
Reports
Prepare for weekly
September 21 – 27
This weekLast week
Tap a note to leave it out of the text.
Q3 launch
Finished the Q3 deck draft.
Reviewed Tom’s pull request.
Sent the Q3 deck to Maria.
Hiring
Wrote the job post for the design role.
Shortlisted four designers.
Share text
4 notes in the text
Shared as text
Week of September 21 – 27
Q3 launch
· Finished the Q3 deck draft.
· Sent the Q3 deck to Maria.
Hiring
· Wrote the job post for the design role.
· Shortlisted four designers.
4 notes across 3 days
The kept lines, exactly as written
Career review
A quarter of work, in your own words.
Pick a quarter, a half year or a year. It counts what you filed under Work, shows your pace — about how
many a week — and the words you used most; tap one to see its notes. Then where the work went, project
by project, with the dates of its first and last note. Share it as text, every note dated and under its
project.
Like the longer chapters, a review you opened while subscribed stays readable if you cancel.
9:05
Reports
July – September 2026
Career review
QuarterHalf yearYear
55things you got done
JAS
38 of 85 days · about 5 a week
What the work was about
01deck9 notes
02design role5 notes
03pull request4 notes
Share text
55 notes from Work in this period
Where the work went
Q3 launchJul 1 – Sep 23 · 31 notes
HiringAug 17 – Sep 22 · 14 notes
Not filed under a projectJul 6 – Sep 15 · 10 notes
Further down the same screen
Local first, stated plainly
Your journal lives on your iPhone.
No account, no Kipo login, no journal server, no sync. Notes are kept in a local database on the phone,
and every chapter is counted right there.
Stays on the phone
Your notes, categories and projects
Every chapter, and the words in it
Search, calendar and your reminders’ schedule
What leaves it, and why
Subscription checks, so the app knows whether Premium is active.
Optional usage analytics and error reports. On by default; switch them off in
Settings — the app works the same. Usage events never include your notes.
What you export or share, to wherever you choose to send it.
No sync also means your journal lives on this one iPhone, so export it whenever you like.
Read the privacy policy
Free & Premium
The journal is free. The longer chapters are Premium.
Writing, reading, editing and
deleting notes is never behind a paywall.
Free
The whole journal.
Unlimited notes and your full history
A weekly chapter, every week
Search, calendar and widgets
One project
Evening and weekly reminders
Export as Markdown or CSV
Face ID lock
Premium
Longer chapters, and tools for work.
Monthly, seasonal and yearly chapters
Weekly prep
Career review
Your own categories
Projects beyond the first
An auto-renewable App Store subscription. Prices and any free trial available to you are shown in the
app.
Chapters and career reviews you opened while subscribed stay readable after you cancel. Weekly prep doesn’t keep that access.
Kipo for iPhone
Start with one line tonight.
Free to download on the App Store, for iPhone with iOS 17 or later. No account to make — a few short
screens, then write.
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