Inkmoss — Private Journal
Android app by Sycamore Hill Studios. Productivity · Sycamore Hill Studios
- Store rating
- Unknown
- Store rating count
- Unknown
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Listed by the store
- Version
- 1.0.2
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-14
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Store description excerpt
Some things you write for yourself. Inkmoss keeps it that way. Inkmoss is a journal that lives entirely on your phone. It locks behind your PIN or fingerprint, stores every word encrypted, needs no account, shows no ads, and every feature is free. There is no cloud, no sync, no server — your journal physically cannot leave your device. EVERYTHING IS FREE • Unlimited entries and photos — no monthly cap, no "premium" wall • PIN + fingerprint lock included, not sold separately • No subscription, no account, no ads, ever A DIARY THAT ACTS LIKE ONE Your journal is encrypted on your device, and the app locks itself whenever you leave it. Even the recents screen shows nothing. Other diary apps ship ad trackers inside your private pages — Inkmoss has no analytics code at all, and the only network use is Google Play billing, if you ever choose to tip. WRITE THE WAY THE DAY WENT Open, write, done. An optional title, an optional mood, photos from your gallery if the day needs them. Entries land on a clean timeline grouped by day. FIND ANY DAY AGAIN A calendar shows every day you wrote at a glance; search digs up that one evening by a single word. YOURS TO TAKE ANYWHERE Export your whole journal to a plain Markdown file whenever you like, saved wherever you choose. No lock-in — they're your words. If Inkmoss earns a place in your evenings, there's an optional tip jar in Settings. Tipping is never required — every feature is already yours.
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