A sticker diary for iPhone
Photos, ticket stubs and notes become stickers on your iPhone — cut out and read on device — and you lay each day out by hand on dotted paper.

Hobart, Tasmania
I'm jovidalao, an indie developer. I make Peelday, a sticker diary for iPhone, and Converloop, an AI partner for practising a language. Neither asks you to sign up, and what you make in them lives on your device.
One keeps your days, one helps you speak. Each is built to do that one thing well.
Photos, ticket stubs and notes become stickers on your iPhone — cut out and read on device — and you lay each day out by hand on dotted paper.

Chat by text or voice, get corrections and explanations in context, then practise again with your own sentences.

No accounts, no passwords. Open the app and start.
Diary pages and learning records are stored locally. Sync, where offered, runs through your own iCloud.
Peelday has no server to send anything to. Converloop sends text only to the AI service you picked, and asks before using its own.
No ad networks and no third-party trackers, in any of them.