Nama

A journal, not a scoreboard

Everything
you did.

Write down what happened — a run, a meal, a thought, how you slept — and Nama keeps the day for you. There is no account, no feed and nobody to compare yourself to.

iPhone

Submitted to the App Store

Android

If enough people ask

One email, then nothing. No list, no sharing.

Nama showing a day's journal on iPhone

What you can keep

Exercise, your way

Run, swim, lift, walk, practise — or invent your own. Track whatever you actually measure: distance, sets, pace, how hard it felt.

Meals

Photograph the plate and move on. A meal is a note with a picture, logged as often as you like.

Notes

Any time of day, with photographs and where you were. Everything you have ever written, gathered by month.

Wellness

Mood, sleep, water, bodyweight, or any number you decide is worth watching. You name them; nothing is prescribed.

Yours, and only yours

Your journal never leaves your phone.

No sign-up, no cloud account, nothing to log into and nothing to lose access to. Export the whole thing — words and photographs — to a file you keep, whenever you want.

Locations are rounded to about a kilometre before they are used at all, and only ever to look up that day’s weather. There is no analytics, no advertising identifier and no tracking of any kind.

What it gives back

Your day, two ways

A timeline in the order things happened, or blocks you arrange yourself. Turn any of them off and the page gets shorter.

Thirty days, if you want them

A chart of the last month, which folds away in one tap. Nothing is scored and there is no streak to break.

Stories

Your day played back with your own photographs, ready to share as a video — or to keep, like everything else.

Search all of it

Every note, meal and session you have ever written, findable, and gathered by month when you want to read back.

Not out yet.

When it is, it’s seven days free, then £4.99 a month, £39.99 a year, or £89.99 once and never again. Leave an address and you’ll get one email on the day — nothing before, nothing after.

One email, then nothing. No list, no sharing.

Questions · What it collects