On your device first
No mandatory account to start writing.
Serious personal archive
DayKept is a local-first journal for people who want serious archive control. Write without a mandatory account, find exact phrases later, and move your writing with clear backup and restore tools.
No mandatory account to start writing.
Find phrases inside long entries, not just titles.
Visible files. Understandable recovery path.
Why it exists
You write for months or years, then discover export is limited, search is shallow, or moving devices is stressful.
Some apps push subscriptions or account dependency for features that feel like basic archive ownership.
Others look calm on day one but become poor long-term archives when retrieval or portability matters.
DayKept is built for a different job. It is not a mood toy or a wellness feed. It is a serious personal archive designed to stay understandable when your writing matters.
Workflow
Open the app and start writing. No mandatory account, no cloud handshake before the first entry.
Search titles, body text and tags. Upgrade when you need snippets, filters and archive-grade retrieval on a larger archive.
Create visible backups, restore from valid bundles and export your writing in formats you can actually keep.
Use the free tier for daily writing. Unlock Pro when you need advanced search, full export and migration tools.
Positioning
DayKept keeps the basics credible: writing, search, backup and restore should feel understandable before anything else.
The product is local-first by design. The archive starts on your device, and the continuity path is visible instead of hidden behind account dependency.
Pricing
One-time unlock per platform. No subscription pressure for basic archive ownership.
FAQ
No. DayKept is designed so you can start writing without a mandatory account.
Not in Wave 1. The continuity path today is backup, restore and export.
Pro unlocks archive-grade tools: advanced search, full export and migration-oriented controls.
Yes. DayKept is built around visible backup, restore and export paths.
Yes. Free is for credible daily writing. Pro is for deeper archive control when your archive grows.
Own the record
Write clearly now. Keep your archive understandable later.