"I built Jorial for my wife, so we could keep every place we'd been in one place."
When my wife and I traveled, our memories always ended up scattered across three different note apps, buried camera rolls, and old email threads. There was no single, quiet place to look back on a road trip as one complete journey without posting our personal lives onto a public social feed.
So I built Jorial from our home in Sweden. It is designed to get out of your way: you add a photo each evening, and Jorial automatically fills in the location and that day's temperature. It draws your route lines on a map, lets both of you write together in the same journal, and works completely offline.
I don't run ads, sell personal data, or track your background location. It is a diary first: for the two of you, or just for you.
