Speak. Onelog writes, on your iPhone

In a text log, tap Dictate: Onelog records your voice and transcribes it on the iPhone, sending nothing. You read it back, fix it, save it.

Journal

Demo: the voice is simulated on this site.

How it works

Tap Dictate, speak, tap again to stop.
The text is added to the field. You can still edit it before saving.
The audio stays attached to the day: you can play it again or delete it. Several memos a day is fine.
A day with a memo and no text counts as logged.
If transcription isn’t available (language, missing model), the memo is kept without text.

Transcription: On the iPhone, with iOS 26 speech recognition. No server.
Audio: An .m4a file on the iPhone. Never in a webhook or the JSON export (only duration and date are included).
Permissions: Microphone and speech recognition, asked the first time you tap Dictate, with a clear explanation.
Backup: Included in the iPhone backup. No iCloud sync for now.

Try it

Free, no account. Your data stays on your iPhone.