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DailyVox
Speak 42 seconds a day — a private, on-device voice diary
DailyVox turns 42 seconds of talking into a written journal — and a Digital Twin that learns your patterns over time. Everything runs on your iPhone: no account, no cloud, no tracking. The hardest part of journaling was never the writing — it was keeping it up and being able to look back. Speaking is the lowest-friction way in. Free forever, and open source.
Maker here. I've kept a written diary for ~20 years, and two things always broke it: I'd fall off the habit, and I could never actually re-read two decades of notebooks. DailyVox is my attempt to fix both — you talk for ~42 seconds, your phone transcribes it, and over time it builds a "Digital Twin" that reflects your patterns back to you.
The non-negotiable for me: it had to be private. Everything is processed on-device — no account, no server holding your entries, nothing to breach. I also made it free and open source, because the moment a journaling app has a subscription it has a reason to want your darkest day, and I didn't want to build that.
Genuinely curious what this community thinks: for something this personal, does "on-device + free" make you more likely to trust it, or do you assume there's a catch? Happy to answer anything.
▎ there's a catch? Happy to answer anything.
About DailyVox on Product Hunt
“Speak 42 seconds a day — a private, on-device voice diary”
DailyVox was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 6 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #69 on the daily leaderboard. DailyVox turns 42 seconds of talking into a written journal — and a Digital Twin that learns your patterns over time. Everything runs on your iPhone: no account, no cloud, no tracking. The hardest part of journaling was never the writing — it was keeping it up and being able to look back. Speaking is the lowest-friction way in. Free forever, and open source.
On the analytics side, DailyVox competes within iOS, Productivity, Privacy and GitHub — topics that collectively have 818.6k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how DailyVox performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted DailyVox?
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