Everkept

Everkept · A private archive

Keep the days that kept you.

A private journal across your iPhone, iPad and Mac, and every year, the same day finds its way back to you.

Coming soon to iPhone, iPad and Mac

How it stays private

Today

One day, one table.

Every day gets a small table. Photos become die-cut stickers with handwritten captions, voice notes print as tickets, and your words, drawings and a museum label with a mood stamp find their place beside them.

  • Press and holdto move anything
  • Two fingersto turn it
  • On the labelthe town and the weather, if you like
  • At midnightthe table is sealed, just as you left it
Everkept’s Today screen: Monday, in Graça, Lisbon, with rain. A card says “On this day, 3 years: Last swim of summer.” Below, today’s table holds a photo sticker, a voice note ticket, a handwritten note and a museum label titled “A Yellow Umbrella in the Rain”.Everkept’s Today screen: Monday, in Graça, Lisbon, with rain. A card says “On this day, 3 years: Last swim of summer.” Below, today’s table holds a photo sticker, a voice note ticket, a handwritten note and a museum label titled “A Yellow Umbrella in the Rain”.

Echoes

The same day, every year.

Echoes brings back what you kept on this date in earlier years: a stack of cards you riffle through with a scrubber of dashes. Years you never wrote down can come back too, from the photos you took that day, read on your device.

And when something’s worth answering, write back to the you of that year.

This date keeps marking beginnings: your first week in Lisbon, then a flat of your own.

1 YEAR AGO · SATURDAY

Last swim of summer

4 PHOTOS · VOICE · WORDS

Archive

A month of stamps, a year in color.

Each month is a sheet of postage stamps, one for every day you kept. Turn to the year and it becomes a quilt: every day in the color and shape of its mood.

  • Bright
  • Warm
  • Calm
  • Tender
  • Heavy
  • Restless
The Archive in Month view: September 2026 as a calendar of postage stamps, photos and small voice and ink tiles, with the 28th selected: “A Yellow Umbrella in the Rain”.The Archive in Month view: September 2026 as a calendar of postage stamps, photos and small voice and ink tiles, with the 28th selected: “A Yellow Umbrella in the Rain”.
The Archive in Year view, titled “2026, in color”: every day of the year as a small mood shape, with a legend of Bright, Warm, Calm, Tender, Heavy and Restless.The Archive in Year view, titled “2026, in color”: every day of the year as a small mood shape, with a legend of Bright, Warm, Calm, Tender, Heavy and Restless.

Ask

Ask, and your days answer.

Ask in your own words, or out loud. Everkept finds the days that answer and writes a short reply that quotes you back to yourself. It runs on Apple Intelligence, on your device.

  • When did I last feel this calm?
  • Every first snow
  • Nights I couldn’t sleep
  • A gentle title for each day
  • A question for today, drawn from your table
  • A line about what each date keeps bringing back

Needs Apple Intelligence on a supported device. Without it, Everkept keeps plain titles and questions, and Ask still finds your days.

The Ask screen, marked “Answered on-device”. The question “when did I last feel this calm?” is answered from three of your days, with the days shown below as cards marked Calm.The Ask screen, marked “Answered on-device”. The question “when did I last feel this calm?” is answered from three of your days, with the days shown below as cards marked Calm.

Time capsule

Seal a letter to the person you’ll be.

Write to yourself one, five or ten years from now. The letter opens on its own on that date, not a day before, and once it’s sealed, it stays sealed, even from you.

Dear 2031 me,

Are you still taking the long way home past the river? I hope the flat still has too many plants. Today it rained, I bought a yellow umbrella and felt about nine years old. Stay a little like that.

— 2026 me

Opens on

Saturday, 27 September 2031

Once sealed, it stays sealed, even from you.

Yours alone

Private, by design.

Your journal lives in your own iCloud, on every device you use. Only your devices can read your words, and everything Everkept writes for you is written on-device.

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Everywhere you are

iPhone, iPad and Mac, in step.

Keep a day on your iPhone, add a photo from your iPad, read it back on your Mac. Everkept keeps them in step through your iCloud.

  • WidgetsAn echo from this date, today’s question, and a quiet line on your lock screen. On iPhone and iPad.
  • MomentsOn iPhone, pick from Journaling Suggestions: the photos from a walk, a song, a workout. Only the moment you choose comes in.
  • Light and darkA linen desk by day, an ink desk by night.

Home screen

Echo Photo widget: a sunset over the sea, one year ago, captioned “last swim of summer”.
On This Day widget: “Last swim of summer”, one year ago, and two more years waiting.On This Day widget: “Last swim of summer”, one year ago, and two more years waiting.
Today’s Question widget: “Where did your mind wander when nothing needed you?” Tap to write.Today’s Question widget: “Where did your mind wander when nothing needed you?” Tap to write.

Lock screen

1Y AGO TODAYLast swim of summer
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Some days deserve a frame.

Everkept is coming soon to iPhone, iPad and Mac.