Chart standing · US
What changed · US
Listing changes AppTracker has observed for this app in this storefront — new versions, price moves, rating shifts, and store copy.
- Six new palettes, and a lot more of them: Terracotta, Blush, Cocoa, Linen, Ember and Sunbeam join the original four — ten in all. And they no longer stop at the accent: pick one and the whole app wears it, pages and cards included. Sunbeam, in particular, does not do subtle. - Your widgets got the memo: they'd been quietly wearing Honey this whole time, no matter what you'd chosen. Now they follow your palette and your light-or-dark setting, right there on the home screen. - Smaller comforts: Search and filter in your journal picked up a little glass, the back button in the journal editor is now a size your thumb agrees with
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A quiet journal and mood tracker that lives entirely on your phone. No accounts, no feeds, nothing uploaded — just a little space to breathe. Description Sunlit is a gentle place to check in with yourself. No accounts. No feeds. Nothing uploaded. Just you, a soft prompt, and a little room to breathe. Everything you write stays on your device — the most personal thing you'll ever record belongs to you alone. Some days you'll write pages. Some days a single tap is enough. Sunlit is built for both. A few quiet moments a day: Mood check-ins — tap how you're feeling and watch gentle patterns appear over the week, month, and year. No streak to chase; showing up is enough. A journal that meets you where you are — answer a daily prompt or start from a blank page. Titles optional. Write a sentence or a story. Prompts when you want them — start a new entry and choose from a calm, browsable library, take one at random, or skip them entirely. Moments — a full-screen, breathing pause with a kind word for when you need one. Streaks & a color-coded calendar — a soft look back at how your days have felt. Warm themes — honey, sage, dusk, and tide, each with full light and dark. Yours to keep — protect your entries with a passcode or Face ID, and export a backup whenever you like. Private by design: Sunlit has no account and no server. Your entries, moods, and photos are saved only on your device — no tracking, no ads, ever. It even works completely offline. Optional and private iCloud Drive backup for syncing and restoration. Privacy Policy: https://sunlitjournal.tech/privacy-policy Terms Of Service: https://sunlitjournal.tech/terms-of-service
What's new · 1.0.25
- Six new palettes, and a lot more of them: Terracotta, Blush, Cocoa, Linen, Ember and Sunbeam join the original four — ten in all. And they no longer stop at the accent: pick one and the whole app wears it, pages and cards included. Sunbeam, in particular, does not do subtle. - Your widgets got the memo: they'd been quietly wearing Honey this whole time, no matter what you'd chosen. Now they follow your palette and your light-or-dark setting, right there on the home screen. - Smaller comforts: Search and filter in your journal picked up a little glass, the back button in the journal editor is now a size your thumb agrees with
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