DownloadiPhone · iOS 26 or later

Longnote is almost ready.

Longnote is in a private beta on TestFlight, and the App Store release follows. If you would like to hear the day it opens, send a short email. No mailing list, no tracking, just a reply from a person.

Longnote’s Journal for Tuesday, 13 October: the day’s note, “Grey and cold out. Knees creaky but okay.”, key indicators for weather, overall mood, joint stiffness at 1 of 10 and psoriasis, then a timeline from 7:25 AM with joint stiffness for 30 minutes at 2 of 10, a cup of coffee, vitamin D, 1000 IU, and joint stiffness again at 1 of 10.

01What you get

Free, always

The record itself is free. It stays free.

  • ●Unlimited trackers and entries, your full history, the Journal and reminders.
  • ●The body atlas with 73 areas, photos with dates, charts over the last 90 days.
  • ●The 30-day summary as a PDF, and a CSV export of everything.
  • ●Encrypted backups to your own iCloud Drive, with restore built in.
  • ●The Apple Health connection, read-only unless you choose otherwise.
Switching from Bearable? Longnote imports Bearable’s CSV export, with a review sheet before anything is written. Settings → Privacy & data → Import from Bearable.
Pro adds the one-year chart range, deeper analysis, weather forecasts and pressure-drop alerts, summaries for any period, custom measures and photo comparison. $6.99 a month, $34.99 a year with a 7-day trial, or $99.99 once. What is free and what is not.

02Requirements

Plain facts

What it needs, and what it doesn’t.

DeviceiPhone running iOS 26 or later
AccountNone. There is nothing to sign up for.
InternetNot needed to log, chart, report, export or back up to Files. Backups to iCloud Drive upload when a connection is available. Optional weather and workout maps talk to Apple.
LanguageEnglish, German, French and Spanish.
AndroidNot today. Longnote is built for iPhone first, so it can be genuinely good on one platform. Say so by email if you want it; real demand, counted by a person, moves it up the list.