Press kit
Jorial — Press Kit
A private travel journal for the stories that stay. Entries with photos and video, pinned to a map by date.
Quick facts
- What it is
- A private travel journal for entries with photos and video, pinned to a map by date.
- Platforms
- iOS released on the App Store. Android is in closed beta. To join, first join the Jorial beta tester group with your Google account, then open the Android testing opt-in page, choose Become a tester, and open the Google Play listing with the same account.
- Pricing
- Free tier: unlimited entries, 2 photos each. Pro: $1.99 per month or $12.99 per year; up to 30 media items, video, full map history, and Trips with map routes. Media stays viewable after cancelling.
- Privacy
- No ads, no trackers, no analytics SDKs, no public feed.
- Tech
- Built solo with Kotlin Multiplatform and native maps on each platform.
- Developer
- Tom Hewitt, Sweden.
The story
Jorial started as a gift. My wife wanted one place to keep the places we've been — our photos lived in one app, notes in three others, and there was no way to look back at a trip as one thing. So I built her a travel diary: you write an entry with photos or video, and it lands on a map by date. Over time the map fills in and becomes a record of your life in motion. It quietly saves the temperature from each day, stamps countries as you go, and lets two people share one journal — which was the whole point. There's no feed, no ads, no trackers. It's a diary, not a social network. iOS is out now; Android is in closed beta.
Features
- Map memories
- Journal feed and calendar archive
- Temperature saved on every entry
- Country stamps and achievements
- One journal shared with a partner
- Private by default
Screenshots
Review copies
Promo codes available on request — mention your outlet.
About the developer
Jorial is built by Tom Hewitt, an independent developer based in Sweden. Tom built Jorial as a solo project for keeping travel memories organized by date, place, and story.