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About Jorial: Private Travel Journal

Jorial is a travel journal for the moments you want to keep, not just the places you visited. It works simply. Add an entry with a photo and Jorial does the paperwork for you: the location and that day's temperature fill in automatically when enabled. No forms, no filing, no admin. You live the trip; the diary keeps itself. NEW: JOURNEYS, TOGETHER - Write together, live. Invite the people you travel with into an entry and write it side by side, with every edit appearing as it happens. - Group entries into a named Journey and see the whole thing as one story: the route, the places you stayed, the nights, the temperatures. - Turn a Journey into a recap video, rendered on your own device and ready to share. - See your travel in numbers: distance covered, countries reached, and how each year compares with the last. - Log what you spend. Expenses on an entry roll up into the Journey overview. - Print any entry like a magazine page, or save it as a PDF. WRITE LIKE IT MATTERS - Capture stories with writing, photos, dates, tags, and location details in a clean journal view made for stories, not status updates. - Add the people you were with, a caption on a photo, and a star rating for the day. - Jorial Pro raises photos from 2 to 30 per entry and adds video. THE TEMPERATURE DETAIL - Every entry keeps that day's temperature, both range and average. Seeing 38°F next to a photo puts you right back in that morning. - You can also add temperatures manually, even to old or offline memories. THREE WAYS BACK - A quiet map: every entry is pinned by date, using photo location data when available, or manually pin the streets you found by accident. - Journeys draw themselves with Pro: entries group into named, color-coded routes on your map. - Whether it is a weekend away or a summer road trip, the whole route is one page you can scroll back through. - Browse by date in the calendar, or scroll the journal feed and search tags, places, and repeating themes. TOGETHER, PRIVATELY - Keep your archive entirely private, or share specific Journeys with a partner or close friends. - Partner Feed: one diary for two. Link with your partner and you both add to the same archive. - Shared Stories: invite friends to write in the same Journey together. - Shared pins: send a single place, with photo and note, straight to a friend's map. - Add friends by email or QR code. There is no public network to join. THE QUIET GAME - Collect a stamp for every country you journal in, plus each of Sweden's 21 counties. - 55 achievements gathered into 22 badges, tiered from Bronze to Diamond, with cinematic unlocks. - No streaks, no sound, no reminders nagging you. PRIVATE BY DESIGN - No ads, no trackers, no analytics SDKs. Your data runs the app, nothing else. - Cloud sync across your devices, with an offline-friendly cache and background photo uploads. - Take your journal with you: export the whole archive with Pro as readable text, a page you can browse offline, and every original photo and video. - Delete your account, and its data, with one tap whenever you choose. FREE AND PRO - Free forever, not a trial: unlimited entries, 2 photos per entry, the full journal and calendar, and your last 12 months on the map. - Jorial Pro adds 30 photos or videos per entry, your full map history, Journeys, recap videos, travel statistics, full export, and creating Shared Stories and the Partner Feed. - If you ever cancel Pro, everything you made stays viewable. Nothing is held hostage. ALSO - Designed for iPhone and iPad, in light and dark themes. - Available in 47 languages. - Sign in with Apple, Google, or Microsoft. No passwords to manage. Jorial was built by a solo developer in Sweden, for his wife, who wanted every place they had been kept in one place. It is a diary first: for the two of you, or just for you. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s new

Version 1.2.2 · Updated September 1, 2026

Journeys are here, with Jorial Pro. Group your entries into a named Journey and see the whole trip as one story: the route, the places you stayed, the nights, the temperatures. Also new: - Write together, live. Invite the people you travel with into an entry and write it side by side, with every edit appearing as it happens. - Turn a Journey into a recap video, rendered on your own device and ready to share. - See your travel in numbers: distance covered, countries reached, and how each year compares with the last. - Log what you spend. Expenses on an entry roll up into the Journey overview. - Print any entry like a magazine page, or save it as a PDF. - Export your whole archive with Pro as readable text, a page you can browse offline, and every original photo and video. Plus polish and bug fixes throughout.

App privacy

The developer, Thomas Hewitt, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Location: Precise Location, Coarse Location
  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name
  • User Content: Photos or Videos
  • Identifiers: User ID, Device ID
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data, Other Diagnostic Data
  • Contacts: Contacts

Used for: App Functionality, Other Purposes

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