Aquietplaceforyourdays.
Write about your day. Everything you write stays with you.
Named from Japanese 奥 — the inner, hidden interior of a place.
Coming soon to the App Store
See where your days happened.
Home shows today and, when there is one, an entry from this day in an earlier year. Stories lays your entries out on a map, on a timeline, and by the people in them.
Notice how your days have felt.
Insights shows how your days have felt over time, when you tend to write, and what your days were about, without scores or advice.
Insights, with example entries: 57 entries, mostly Good over the last 30 days, written most often on Tuesdays, and Self as the most common reason.
mood over time
Mostly Good across 16 days
Mostly Good across 41 days
Mostly Good across 57 days
why · 30 days
Usually Neutral
Usually Bright
Usually Good
Usually Neutral
Usually Sad
Write a line or a page.
Mark how the day felt in one word, from Heavy to Bright, and pick up to three reasons why. Add the place, the people who were there, and a few photos, which Oku keeps as polaroids. If you don’t know how to start, borrow a line and keep going. Missed a day? Write it under its own date.
AI features need a device that supports Apple Intelligence.
It stays on your iPhone.
No account. No ads, no analytics, no tracking. Title suggestions, a gentle polish of what you wrote, and photo captions come from Apple’s on-device models, so your words are not sent anywhere. iCloud sync is off until you turn it on, and then your entries go to your own private iCloud. Looking up a place uses Apple Maps.
Oku
A quiet place for your days.
Coming soon to the App Store