Your logs stay on your iPhone
Onelog has no account, no server, no ads and no trackers. Your data is stored on your iPhone and only leaves through something you do yourself: an export, a webhook you set up, or a feedback email.
onelog/1 format, through the share sheet. It re-imports as is.What is stored, and where
- Your logs
- On the iPhone, in the space shared by the app and its widgets. Included in the iPhone backup. No iCloud sync for now.
- Voice memos
- Audio files on the iPhone. Transcribed on the iPhone. Never in an export or a webhook.
- Places
- Coordinates captured on demand, without addresses. They stay on the iPhone.
- Settings
- Theme, tone, zone names: on the iPhone.
Permissions, one by one
Asked the first time you tap Dictate. Transcription happens on the iPhone.
“While using” only, to capture a place when you ask and for the weather.
Apple Weather receives an approximate position to return today’s weather. Can be turned off.
Off by default. Counts today’s photos, no thumbnails, nothing sent.
Reads steps and workouts to log automatically. Never sent by webhook, never put in iCloud.
Reminders off by default, log by log, and an optional evening nudge.
What goes out, only if you decide
- Export
- A file you share yourself, wherever you want.
- Webhook
- To the https address you enter, signed with your key. Notes optional, Health values never.
- Feedback email
- Opens an email with your iPhone model and Onelog version. Nothing else, and nothing until you send it.
- AI agents
- They read what you give them. They never write into Onelog.
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