Sum up your day
Tell how you felt in 150 characters at most. It doesn't have to be pretty or perfect: just describe how you felt, honestly.
Journal app for iPhone · one day, one line
The journal you write in a minute.
No rush, no pressure.One line, a mood, three good things and a few pictures to sum up your day. Omi gathers your days into moments you can keep forever.
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21:40, already in bed283 days written ✦
Day 307 of 365
3 November
Tuesday night
Today
Today I walked through the park at sunset and the sunlight lit the trees a beautiful colour.
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And how was it?
AwfulBadOkayGoodGreat
Three good things
Slept right through1
A long phone call with mum2
Finished my book on the train3
Any photos from today?Up to 3
Optional — sometimes a photo says more than a hundred characters
How it works
Three small gestures to sum up your day.
Forget blank pages and long templates. Open it, write and relax until the next day.
Pick your mood
Five moods, from the worst to the best. One tap and done: a colour that will define that day forever.
Keep the good bits
Write three good things from your day and add up to three pictures. It will help you see the beauty in the smallest things.
Your year
A dot a day. A year in colour.
Every day you pick a mood, and it is painted in a colour of its own. Little by little the year fills in, and you can see the colours that show how you have felt.
Awful
Bad
Okay
Good
Great
Your 2026
A dot for every day you wrote, in the colour of how it felt
2026: 283 days written
Memories
Pick a date and remember that day.
Each month you can see the colours of your moods. You can also look back at your daily summaries.
- History — Remember your year by reading your daily summaries and your moods.
- Photos — Up to three a day, to remember every moment.
- Share — Show your friends the summary of your day.
- Reminder — A single nudge a day, whenever you prefer.
Memories
April
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Sunday, 19 April
8 days ago
Slow Sunday. Pancakes, the long crossword, sun on the kitchen floor for hours.
See the whole day
Charts
A minute a day becomes your story.
The days you have written, the moods that define you and the photos you have shared. All gathered in simple charts you can look at whenever you like.
One line a day is 365 a year.
283Days
3,104Words
31Photos
It all began on 3 September 2025
These last 30 days
Mostly, okay
Since 4 October
Download the app and start writing.
No need to sign up. No need to give your email. Open the app and start expressing yourself. Everything you write is kept on your device. Omi is free, and in the future it will have paid options.
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Questions
What people usually ask us.
What is Omi?
Omi is a personal diary app for iPhone. You sum up your day in one line of up to 150 characters, pick your mood, three good things that happened to you and up to three pictures that illustrate your day.
How long does it take to write the diary each day?
A minute. Just what you need to tell your day briefly and how you felt.
Is the diary app free?
Yes, Omi is free and ad-free. In the future there will be paid options, but summing up your day will still cost nothing.
Do I need to sign up or give my email?
No. There is no sign-up, no email and no password: you open the app and start writing.
Where is my diary kept? Is it private?
Everything you write is kept on your device, so your diary is only yours. If one day you feel like showing a memory, you choose which one to share.
Why is the diary so short?
Because you write just what you need, briefly, so you can keep the habit without getting bored.
What languages is the app in?
Spanish and English. You can change it by hand in the app. Automatically, it will use your device language.
Start today
Your diary in a minute.
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