The journal that asks if you did it.
Daily Journal

The journal that asks if you did it.

One question. One promise. One honest look back. Each morning Waypoint gives you a question and asks for one small thing you'll do. Each evening it asks whether you did it. A few minutes a day, and everything you write stays yours.

For iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch · iOS 18 or later · No account required

What it does

A morning question and an evening answer

Built around one small loop you can keep up.

Read the question. Name one thing.

Each morning there is one question to write a few lines on, then one specific thing you'll do today. Small is the point.

Did you do it?

Each evening Waypoint asks: yes, partly, or not today. If it didn't happen, it asks what got in the way.

See what you actually keep

A short weekly review, and charts of your follow-through by weekday alongside your mood. Miss a day and your streak survives. Just don't miss two in a row.

Five looks for the same journal

The Page, The Sittings, The Almanac, The Steps and The Letter. Your entries don't change when the look does.

A coach that asks and never writes

On iPhones with Apple Intelligence, an optional coach suggests a follow-up question or a short summary. It runs on your device and never writes an entry for you.

Wherever you are

Apple Watch, Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, Siri and Shortcuts.

Private by design

There is no account and no Waypoint server. Your entries stay on your device and sync through your own iCloud, so we cannot read them. The app sends anonymous counts of which features get used, never what you write. You can export everything to Markdown, JSON or PDF at any time.

Free to keep a journal

The daily journal, a year of questions, reminders, widgets, the Watch app, iCloud sync and export are free. Waypoint Pro adds every question pack, guided practices, deeper insights, the coach, voice notes and four more looks for $4.99 a month, $29.99 a year after a 7-day free trial, or $54.99 once. US prices; they may differ where you live.

Waypoint is a journal for personal reflection. It is not medical or mental health treatment.

The full Waypoint privacy policy

Effective November 10, 2026. Plain English, no defined terms you need a lawyer for.

Read it

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