Journal
Voice Journal & Diary: Bloom
A quiet place to speak, and remember.
Blank pages are intimidating. Bloom lets you speak for a minute and keeps the entry as a diary page you can come back to.
Available for iPhone.
A single entry
From a thought in the street to a page you keep.
01
Open it with something to say
Bloom starts on today: what you've already added and a mic for whatever comes next. Nothing to set up, nothing demanding an answer.
Today · actual app screen
02
Hold the button and talk
One breath is enough. If speaking isn't right for the moment, the same sheet lets you write the entry instead.
New moment · actual app screen
03
It comes back as a diary page
The recording becomes written prose you can read back, with the mood you named alongside it — a page instead of an audio file you never revisit.
Entry · actual app screen
In your own words
Entries you'd actually sit and read.
Bloom writes your voice up in full sentences and keeps a little context beside it, so the page still makes sense to you months later.
Months later
Coming back to what you wrote.
04
Look back on the month
A timeline and a calendar of what you wrote, so a month reads as a stretch of your life rather than a streak you have to defend.
Timeline · actual app screen
05
Ask for the day you're thinking of
Search for the words you remember using and Bloom surfaces the entries that match, so a half-remembered day is findable again.
Search · actual app screen
Journal
Bloom on your iPhone.
Available for iPhone.
Questions
Good to know
Do I have to write anything?
No. Speaking is the point — writing is optional if you'd rather add or edit a few lines yourself.
Is Bloom a wellbeing or therapy app?
No. Bloom is a journal for personal reflection and record-keeping. It doesn't offer medical or mental-health advice, diagnosis or treatment.
Is Bloom a social app?
No. Bloom is positioned as a personal journal rather than a social experience. See our privacy policy for how content you provide is handled.
Do I need an account?
No. Open the app and start journalling — no sign-up, no email, nothing to fill in first. An account is only needed if you want your entries backed up and synced beyond the device you wrote them on.
Is it free?
Bloom is free for your first seven days, with everything unlocked and nothing asked of you during them. After that it asks you to subscribe.
