Speak your heart. Speak with Kiyo.
You reflect on walks, in the shower, on the train home.
You talk things through in your head all day — you just never keep any of it. Kiyo is the part that listens and remembers. No blank page, no streak to protect, nothing to keep up with. Open it, say what happened, and let the rest go.
See the three steps →
How a day becomes a journal you’ll actually read.
Talk
Open Kiyo and speak for a minute or two, like you’re catching up with a friend. A live waveform shows it’s listening — there’s nothing else to fill in.
See the shape of your day
Your words come back as a clean written entry, with the highs and lows laid along the day — so you can see how it actually moved, not just what happened.
Notice what connects
Over time Kiyo links the moments to the feelings — the meeting, the call, the walk home — so patterns you’d never catch start to show themselves.
It writes it down the way you’d say it.
It went better than I thought it would. I finally called Priya back on the walk home. The deadline moved — which should bother me more than it does.
Kiyo keeps your phrasing, your asides, the way you actually talk — so looking back feels like hearing yourself, not reading a report. A clean page you didn’t have to write.
Kiyo notices how you sound — not to score you, but to ask.
Type-only journals catch the words. Kiyo hears the tone beneath — lighter days, worn-out ones. It never scores, just gently asks, leaving you to decide. No ratings, no flags, no judgments.
Where your voice actually goes →Long stretch of back-to-back reviews and I just kept my head down. Sam stayed late to help me close it out — didn’t have to. Going to sleep on it before I decide how I feel.
You sounded lighter than your words suggest.
Who lifts you. What drains you. When you tend to dip.
Kiyo remembers what you told it last week, and the week before. Slowly the shape of your life shows up — the people who leave you lighter, the meetings that wear you down, the hour your mood tends to slide.
What’s starting to show up
Your week, gently traced“Last time you felt like this, a walk helped. Want to step out?”
What you say out loud never leaves your phone.
Kiyo listens on your device. Your actual recording — your voice — stays on your iPhone. Private and Secure.
Only the written words and the gentle structure around them travel, so Kiyo can help you look back.
It notices when you seem off — and quietly says something.
Never a diagnosis, never a lecture. Just something that pays attention, and remembers what you told it last week.
“It’s the first journal I’ve kept past week two. I just talk on my walk home.”
“It remembered Sundays are hard for me before I did.”
Coming soon to iOS
Tonight, tell Kiyo about your day.
One minute of talking. A journal that writes itself. And, slowly, a clearer picture of the life you’re actually living. Free to start, quiet by design, and yours to keep.
Is there something you want to discuss today?