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About Boku: A Private Journal

Boku is a private, short-form digital journal. It's a journal designed to capture your thoughts while you're on the go. You can enrich your thoughts by autosaving your location to help you remember where you were. Your data is stored on your device and only you can see your data. Boku has no trackers, cookies, monitors or systems to access or see your data. Because your data is private, Boku makes it easy to export your data and delete your data at any time. The inspiration for Boku comes from the Japanese word 僕 or boku, which means "I" or "me" and also "private" or "personal".

What’s new

Version 1.1.0 · Updated December 2, 2024

This version fixes 3 bugs: (1) Fixes the "Autosave location" button to work with dark/light display modes (2) Fixes the date in the thought list to show correct date format (3) Fixes the new thought screen to prevent thoughts with no text from being created

App privacy

The developer, Claudio Vallejo, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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