Zeitgeist is journaling that feels like posting. A thought on the train,
a good lunch, something someone said that made you laugh. Write a little
whenever something comes to mind, rather than saving it all for the end
of the day. A sentence is fine. So is a photo. Leave it at that, or write more
when you feel like it. It’s just a place to keep the things you’d
like to remember.
The people in your life.
Coffee with Anna, a weekend with your brother, dinner that went on for hours.
@mention someone in a post and they get their own profile,
with all the entries you’ve mentioned them in.
Next time you’re wondering when you last saw someone, or what that place was
where you had lunch, it’s all there. Open their profile and look back
through the things you’ve done together, without searching through
your whole journal.
Keep track of how you feel.
Pick a smiley to go with your post. Or just add a mood if you
don’t feel like writing. The calendar gives you a picture of how you’ve been
feeling, with a bit of color for morning, midday, and evening.
A day can start one way and end another, and it’s nice to be able to see that
when you look back.
More of the little things.
A walk, a lazy Sunday, finally getting back to that project.
Add a tag for whatever you want to keep track of. Tap it
later to see those posts together, along with a calendar of when they happened.
It’s an easy way to see what you’ve been making time for, whether
that’s getting outside, being creative, or doing absolutely nothing.
Your day, with a little more context.
Sometimes a photo or a place brings back more than a page of writing.
Zeitgeist can put your photos, plans, activity, and places
next to the things you’ve written. You don’t have to add all of that by hand:
choose what you’d like to include and the app picks up those
details from your device. Your posts, moods, and tags are still yours to add.
A whole day. One continuous story.
That coffee in the morning. The walk after lunch. The photo you forgot you took.
Open a day and see it all in the order it happened, with your posts
in between. Photos, calendar events, places, sleep, and workouts can all be part
of the same timeline.
You don’t have to write down every little thing. Add the bits
you want to say, and let the rest help you remember what the day was like.
You can choose which sources to turn on, so there’s only as much detail as
you want.
Apple Maps
Today
L 14° / H 22°7,842 steps2 entries4 photos1 event1 workout
Woke up
Slept 7 hr, 36 min
Claire•••
Coffee with Anna near the Brandenburg Gate. So happy we finally caught up!
Very Good🧑🤝🧑 Time With Friends🙏 Blessed🛀 Relaxed
650steps
Lunch with friends
Personal
⌖ Kreuzberg, Berlin
Claire•••
Walked around Kreuzberg with Jamal and took a few photos on the way home.
Good🌿 Time Outdoors🛀 Relaxed
2,140steps
Outdoor Walk
42 min3.1 km146 kcal
Fell asleep
Just for you.
Your journal lives on your device and can sync through your own
iCloud. You choose what Zeitgeist can access, so it’s fine to leave
photos, health, or location out of it. It’s still your journal, however you
like to keep it.
Anna near the Brandenburg Gate. So happy we finally caught up!
Very Good🧑🤝🧑 Time With Friends🙏 Blessed🛀 Relaxed
Jamal
