Write an entry, tap a mood, tick off the swim, log the weight. All of it, in threads you shape.
DoThread holds journals, moods, check-ins, numbers and checklists, with widgets, markdown, photos, streaks, search, offline use and export.
DoThread takes a sentence, a tick, a face or a figure. All four land on the same timeline, in a thread you named yourself, and they are still there when you go looking six months later.
The long-form one. Markdown where you want it: headings, lists, quotes, bold. Up to four photos in a single entry. Place and weather attach themselves, if you let them.
Rough start
Slept badly, missed the train, wore the shirt with the stain.
Then the walk at lunch, and the whole thing turned.
One tap, one face. Pick from the standard set or write your own when none of them fit.
The swim, the pills, the hour away from a screen. One tick a day, and a streak building behind it.
Weight, hours slept, pages read. Give it a unit and DoThread charts it week by week.
A reading list, a packing list, the films you keep meaning to watch. It stays a list.
No timeline at all. One endless page that grows downward for as long as you keep adding to it, like a scrapbook that never runs out of paper.
Write anywhere. Drop in photos, clips and stickers. Arrange a memory the way it felt.
A canvas thread drops the timeline entirely. One endless page that grows downward for as long as you keep adding to it. A freeform journal, a visual diary, a digital scrapbook that never runs out of paper.
Four handwriting faces beside serif, rounded and mono. Pinch any block to size the type itself, 9 to 96 pt, then colour the ink, wash the paper behind it, or leave it clear so the texture shows through the letters.
Ten photos in one import, cropped with corner handles. Clips up to ten seconds, trimmed in the app, looping silently and only while they are on screen. Eighteen stickers drawn for journaling, plus any emoji you like.
Everything drags, resizes and rotates. Colour the paper and pick a texture: dots, grid, lines, doodles, botanical or celestial. Each piece can carry the date it was added. Export the page as one PDF, exactly as it looks.
Part of DoThread Pro. $4.99 a month.
That is the
free app.
Every screen here costs nothing. Canvas threads are the part that lives in Pro.
Everything you keep, on one screen.
A mood or a check-in goes down in one tap, from wherever you already are. The tile shows what you logged and when.
A tile on the page you already look at forty times a day.
Logged before you have even unlocked the thing.
Put the Control Centre control on it. One press.
Ask out loud, or fold it into a routine you already run.
You write it down one day at a time. The arithmetic happens in the background.
One thread for theweight. One for theswim. One for the rest.
Lock the private ones with Face ID. The rest stay open.
Nothing about you leaves the device unless you switch on sync yourself, and then it goes to your iCloud, or to a server you run. Not to us. There is no us to send it to.
Nothing to sign up for. Open the app and start writing.
iCloud across your devices, or your own server over WebDAV if you would rather skip iCloud entirely.
Export to Markdown, or take a full backup: one plain JSON file you can read and restore.
Lock individual threads. The rest stay open.
Write, log, track and search without paying anything. No trial counting down, no account to make. DoThread Pro is $4.99 a month and adds canvas threads.
iPhone, iPad and Mac. Translated into 6 languages.
Writing
Logging
Keeping
No account. Cancel whenever you like.
I come up with SaaS ideas weekly, and DoThread is where they land. The speed is unmatched.
Number tracking is perfect for my fitness goals. Clean, fast, and the trends view keeps me going.
Six months in. iCloud sync works flawlessly between my iPhone and Mac.
The analytics show patterns in my mood I had never noticed before.
Nothing to download, and nothing to use. DoThread Pro is $4.99 a month and adds canvas threads.
A sixth kind of thread with no timeline. One endless page you write on anywhere, with photos, clips and stickers you arrange by hand. It is part of DoThread Pro, and everything on it still syncs, turns up in search, counts toward streaks and exports like any other thread.
No. There is no sign-up, no email, no password. Nothing about you leaves the device unless you switch on sync yourself.
On your device. Turn on iCloud and it syncs across your Apple devices through your own iCloud account. Prefer your own server? Point it at WebDAV instead. Either way it never touches ours.
Export to Markdown, or take a full backup: one plain JSON file containing every thread, entry, custom mood and photo. Restore it later by merging into what is there, or replacing it.
Entirely. Sync is a convenience, not a requirement.
iPhone, iPad and Mac, with Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, a Control Centre control you can put on the Action Button, plus Siri and Shortcuts support.
DoThread speaks 6 languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Dutch. Dark mode, Dynamic Type and VoiceOver work throughout.
It will still be there in six months, with every entry you made and nothing you did not.
Free to download / 6 languages / no account
