Echo - 30초 음성일기 목소리 일기장

Diaries written at night usually don't exceed three lines.

Because the day passes by while you spend time choosing what to write.

Echo doesn't write; it speaks.

Press the moon once for 30 seconds—that's all.

And that voice returns to this very spot today, a month later, a year later.

■ 30 Seconds a Day
· Press the moon to start. It lasts a maximum of 30 seconds; you can stop early.

· The volume of your speech becomes a halo, and the sound you leave behind is imprinted as a waveform around the moon.

· You can add a one-line title or leave it out.

■ Echo — The Name of This App

· Voices left a month ago today and a year ago today appear on the home screen.

· Press "Continue Listening" to hear them in order, starting from the distant nights.

■ Home Screen Widget

· You can tell if a entry was made today just by looking at the moon.

· "Listen Today" plays the audio immediately without opening the app.

■ Past Nights

· You can view them as a list or as a calendar. · You can bookmark nights you want to listen to again to view only those collected.

· You can select a specific night and send it to another app.

■ Night-themed Screen

· The default is the night sky. You can change it to a bright "dawn."

· It asks only once a day at a set time. It won't ask on days you've already recorded.

· You can lock it with your fingerprint. Because voice recordings are more private than photos.

■ What You Don't Do

· No ads.

· No accounts or servers. There is no internet access at all — your voice never leaves this phone.

· It doesn't nag you about "several consecutive days." Missed days are simply blank spaces.

· No scores or analysis. It doesn't transcribe your voice into text.

■ You Can Transfer Your Records

· Your voice and dates are stored in a single zip file. You can transfer them exactly as they are on a new phone.

· Exporting is always free.

The 30 seconds you recorded today will eventually return to you.