ReJournalAbout ReJournal
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ReJournal is a memory album that builds itself, thirty seconds at a time. Each day you record one short video of the moment you didn't want to lose. ReJournal keeps it, files it under its month, and gives it back to you years later, exactly as it happened.
What's inside
One video a day
Thirty seconds, no more, no less. Short enough to fit into an ordinary day, long enough to remember it by.
Albums that build themselves
Your clips are sorted by month automatically, so there's nothing to tag, sort, or file away.
A calendar of your life
Open any month to see which days you kept. The gaps are part of the story too.
A time capsule
Years from now, you won't have to wonder what you did on a given day. You can watch it.
Yours alone
There's no feed, no followers, and no algorithm choosing what comes back up. Your archive stays private unless you decide to share a clip.
Why thirty seconds?
Most journals are abandoned by the third day. They ask for a blank page and a mood you don't have.
Thirty seconds asks for almost nothing, and it keeps what writing can't: movement, voices, the light in the room, the noise in the background. An ordinary Tuesday looks ordinary today. In ten years, it won't.
Features
- 30-second daily video
- Automatic monthly albums
- Calendar view of your archive
- One-tap playback of any day
- Reminders so you don't miss a day
- Offline recording
- Private by default
- Export and back up your album
- Free on iOS and Android
- A clean interface with no distractions
Our mission
Most of what happens to us never gets recorded. It matters, but recording it takes more time and effort than an ordinary day leaves.
We want to bring that cost down to thirty seconds, so ordinary days last long enough to become precious.