Memory · Journal · Companion
A quiet home for the life you’re living.
EuphoTale keeps your memories, your journal and a ten-second check-in each day — and gives you a companion who remembers all of it. No endless feed, no generated filler, nothing built to keep you scrolling.
- Free for everything that keeps your life
- Two voices, one permanent memory
- No off-platform tracking
The negative space
Most of the work went into what isn’t here.
An app that holds your life should not also be competing for your evening. These are not settings you have to find — they are things EuphoTale does not do.
No infinite scroll
The feed is the people you chose, and it ends. Nothing here is designed to be bottomless.
No AI slop
Nothing in your feed is generated. Every memory, page and photo was made by a person you decided to follow.
No streak guilt
No counter to break, no flame to lose, no notification engineered to shame you back in.
No rage bait
Nothing ranks your feed by whatever upsets people fastest. It is the people you know, in the order things happened.
No off-platform tracking
No pixel on other websites, no SDK inside other apps, no contact upload, no profile of anyone without an account.
No profiling minors
Under eighteen is never interest-profiled and never targetable. An unverified age is treated as under eighteen.
What it is for
Six reasons this ends up mattering.
Not a list of what is in the app — a list of the moments it earns its place. Nothing here needs setting up first: there are no categories to design and no onboarding that asks you to imagine your goals.
The ordinary Tuesday you would never have kept
Ten seconds, once a day. Nothing happened — which is exactly why nothing else would have recorded it, and why the flat middle of a year is the part you genuinely cannot reconstruct later.
Ask how that spring went and get an answer, not a guess.
How it worksThree weeks abroad, in one place, in order
Not four hundred photos scattered through a camera roll between screenshots and receipts. One timeline you open, with the days in sequence and the words still attached to them.
Findable in ten years, not merely backed up.
How it worksSomeone to talk to at 1am who has the backstory
No re-explaining who your sister is, which job this is, or why last month was hard. It already knows, because you told it — and it has not forgotten in the weeks since.
You get to start in the middle of the sentence.
How it worksWhy February was hard, with the evidence
Check-ins, entries and conversations are one record, so a pattern you could not see from inside it becomes visible from outside — quoted back from your own words, never invented.
The thing you half-noticed, confirmed or corrected.
How it worksShowing one afternoon without handing over your life
Share the moment, not the timeline. The person you invite sees that afternoon and nothing added to it later, and the invitation grants nothing at all until they accept it.
A door, not a key to the building.
How it worksDisappearing for three months and losing nothing
No streak to break, no flame to lose, no notification engineered to shame you back in. The Moon counts what you kept inside a period, so a bad month is held rather than erased.
It waited. That is the whole feature.
How it works
Everything ordinary is here too, without a section of its own: direct messages with photos and voice, a feed of the people you chose, which ends, search and hashtags, follows, mutuals and private-account requests, comments, likes, saves and reposts, tagging only mutuals can do, and only if you allow it, block, mute, hide and report, push notifications you can silence channel by channel, human verification that keeps bot farms out.
Permanent memory
A companion that actually remembers you.
Not a chatbot that forgets you between sessions. EuphoTale builds one permanent understanding of your life — and speaks it back in the voice you need that day.
- One memory, two voices
- A friend you name yourself, and a Guide. Both draw on the same life you have shared — switching voice never resets what is known about you.
- Every memory is evidenced
- Each thing it remembers is anchored to your own words, quoted from the conversation or check-in it came from. No evidence, no memory. That is the whole anti-invention guarantee.
- People change, and it keeps up
- New information updates a memory rather than duplicating it, and the old version is kept as history. So it can say you used to dread something and lately you sound different — and it picks unfinished things back up without you re-explaining any of it.
- It reads like a person
- No bullet points, no rehearsed sympathy, no summarising you back to yourself. Short when short is right. Quiet when quiet is right.
You give them a name
The friend
Teases you, is genuinely glad when something goes right, and goes quiet when quiet is what the moment needs. The name is meant to last — it can be changed once a month, not on a whim.
Same memory, different discipline
The Guide
Slower and more careful. Better at the question you have been walking around for a fortnight, and willing to say the thing you will not enjoy hearing when it happens to be true.
Not a licensed clinician, and it never claims to be. If you are in danger it stops everything and points you to real help.
Memories
A memory is a timeline, not a post.
Start Iceland, or the first year with the dog, and keep adding to it for as long as it keeps happening. Each moment carries its own date, photos, video and words.
- It grows with you
- Add a moment today and another one in March. The timeline holds the whole arc — a memory is never finished just because you closed the app.
- Share one moment, not your life
- Sharing is per moment. Someone you invite sees the moment you chose and nothing that gets added later, an invite grants nothing until it is accepted, and blocking severs it in both directions.
- Somewhere for the loose ones
- Everything that does not belong to a trip or a chapter lands in Me — your default memory — so nothing has to be filed to be kept.
What it adds up to
Everything you kept, in one place.
- Every memory, in one grid
- Trips, chapters and the loose ones, without filing anything.
- Your Moon, not a streak
- A level you climbed, which a quiet month does not take away.
- Weeks of check-ins, as a shape
- The mood trend lives here too — the season, not the number.
Journal
Pages that feel like paper.
Write, place a photo where you want it, leave a voice note. Then choose the face it is written in — eight of them, from a hand script to a Garamond.
- Text, photos and your voice
- Drop images into the page and size them by hand. Add a voice note for the days writing does not come, across as many pages as the day actually needed.
- How you felt, attached
- Rate happiness, stress, sadness, anger, calm, fatigue and motivation on the entry — with a reason, if you want one. Only what you actually rate is stored.
- Private unless you say otherwise
- Every entry has its own visibility: public, followers, mutuals, or nobody but you.
Day log
Rate your day in about ten seconds.
One check-in a day. Pick up to three feelings in the order they mattered, put the day somewhere between 0 and 10, add a line if you feel like it. Seven plain feelings and one slider — there is no mood taxonomy to learn and nothing to configure.
- It turns into a picture
- Weeks of check-ins become a mood trend on your profile — the shape of a season, rather than a number.
- Your companion sees it too
- The check-ins are part of what it knows, so it can notice the flat stretch you would have talked yourself out of mentioning.
- Yours alone
- Day logs are never posted to a feed and are never used for ad targeting. Mood data stays in the parts of EuphoTale that need it.
The Moon
Progress that forgives a bad month.
New Moon, Growing, Half, Full. The ladder rewards keeping your life — not opening an app every single day.
- Not a streak
- A level asks for a number of check-ins somewhere inside a week, a month, a quarter or a year. A quiet Tuesday costs you nothing at all.
- Grace is built in
- Illness, travel, a hard month — a missed period is held rather than punished, and Full Moon opens a sixty-day catch-up window instead of vanishing.
- Full Moon is a year of your life
- A hundred and fifty check-ins, and real memories kept, across twelve months. The date you first reached it is never erased, even if the level later slips.
| Level | Measured over | Asks for |
|---|---|---|
| New MoonOnce earned, it is yours to keep. | a week | 3 check-ins |
| Growing MoonPlus one memory kept that month. | a month | 12 check-ins |
| Half MoonPlus a memory kept that quarter. | a quarter | 40 check-ins |
| Full MoonPlus a memory that year. A missed year opens a 60-day window, not a reset. | a year | 150 check-ins |
Privacy and safety
This only works if it is genuinely yours.
EuphoTale asks you to keep years of your life in one place. Everything below exists because that is a serious thing to ask.
Visible to exactly who you chose
Every memory, moment and journal entry is public, followers-only, mutuals-only or nobody but you. Change the account default and it applies backwards, to everything already posted — not just to what comes next.
Sharing is consent, one moment at a time
An invitation to a moment grants nothing until it is accepted, and it never opens the rest of the timeline. Block someone and every shared moment is severed in both directions.
Your feelings are not ad data
Day logs, emotion ratings and everything you say to your companion are excluded from ad targeting entirely. Health, beliefs, politics and sexuality can never become an interest, at any point, for anyone.
Real people, not bot farms
One selfie, reviewed by a person, proves there is a human behind an account. It is never asked at signup, it is never a public badge, and it is deleted once the account is confirmed.
Ads you can switch off, and never for minors
Personalised ads are opt-in wherever the law requires consent, and switchable everywhere else. Nobody under eighteen is ever profiled or targeted. Pro removes ads completely.
Leaving works properly
Deactivate to step away, or delete to go. Deletion erases your account, your posts, your messages and your interest profile — there is no shadow copy waiting for you to come back.
Under the surface
- Passwords hashed with bcrypt, never stored or logged in the clear
- Sessions are revocable, and a password change signs the other devices out
- Email verification, Google sign-in, and bot checks on every sensitive form
- Rate limiting on authentication, posting, messaging and support
- Payments handled by Apple, Google or Stripe — card details never touch EuphoTale
- Uploads type-checked and size-capped before anything is stored
- Every read of a message, memory or profile re-checks permission at the door
Pricing
Free keeps your life. Pro adds the companion.
Nothing you have already kept is ever held behind a plan, and cancelling never takes a memory away.
Free
Free
No card, no trial, no expiry.
Everything that keeps your life.
- Memories, moments and full-quality photos
- Journals with photos and voice notes
- The daily check-in and your mood trend
- The Moon, all four levels
- Feed, profile, search and direct messages
- Every privacy control
- The friend companion, every day — no card needed
- Shows ads
- 5 companion replies a day, 150 a month
- Friend only — no Guide
Pro
$14.99/ month
or $149.99 a year — save 16%
The companion, plus room to keep more.
- No daily reply limit on the friend
- The Guide, on the same shared memory
- 1,200 replies a month, at full reply length
- A longer memory of the conversation — 12 exchanges, not 4
- No ads, anywhere
- Twice the photos and videos in a moment
- 600 MB a video — about forty minutes — and 150 GB to keep it all in
- Every slot in a moment can be a video, of any length
- Ten journal pages per entry instead of five
- Top-up credits when a month runs long
Top-ups when a month runs long: $3.99 or $8.99. They never expire.
Go ProSide by side
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Memories, journals, day logs, Moon | Yes | Yes |
| Photo and video qualityIdentical | Full | Full |
| Items in one moment | 20 | 40 |
| Largest video | 300 MB | 600 MB |
| Storage for photos & video | 10 GB | 150 GB |
| Journal pages per entry | 5 | 10 |
| Caption length | 800 | 1,600 |
| Comment and reply lengthIdentical | 800 | 800 |
| Direct messagesIdentical | Yes | Yes |
| Privacy controlsIdentical | All | All |
| Ads | Yes | None |
| AI friend | Yes | Yes |
| AI Guide | — | Yes |
| AI replies | 150 / month | 1,200 / month |
| Daily reply limit | 5 a day | None |
| Chat carried into each reply | 4 exchanges | 12 exchanges |
| AI top-up credits | — | Yes |
- The free plan needs no card and does not expire. Pro is billed from the day you subscribe, and cancels from your App Store or Google Play subscription settings.
- A reply is one answer from the companion, however long the conversation gets. The app shows you what is left at any time.
- Video is measured in gigabytes, not minutes, so a long video costs no more than a short one of the same size. There is no limit on how long a single video can run — only on how big it is.
- Top-up credits are yours. They do not expire at the end of a month, and they keep working if you later cancel.
- In the app, Apple and Google take the payment and show your storefront’s own local price before you confirm. On the web it is Stripe. Either way EuphoTale never sees your card details.
Questions
The things people actually ask.
Short answers. If one of these needed a paragraph of hedging, the product would need changing instead.
Is my companion actually remembering me, or just re-reading the chat?
Remembering. What you tell it becomes a lasting understanding of your life that carries across conversations and across months — and it is anchored to your own words, so it cannot invent a version of you that never happened. Switching between the friend and the Guide does not reset any of it.
What stops it from making things up about me?
Every memory has to be backed by something you actually said, quoted from the conversation or check-in it came from. Nothing without that evidence is kept. When something about you changes, the new version replaces the old one and the old one is retained as history — so it can talk about how you have changed rather than confusing the two.
Is this a social media app or a private journal?
Both, and the line between them is yours to draw. Everything you make is private unless you decide otherwise, and there is no requirement to post anything to anyone. Plenty of people use EuphoTale entirely alone.
Does the AI write posts or content in my feed?
No. Nothing in the feed is generated — every memory, page and photo was made by a person you chose to follow. The companion talks to you, privately, and never posts anything anywhere.
Do I lose my progress if I skip a few days?
No. The Moon counts check-ins inside a period rather than consecutive days, so quiet days cost nothing, and a period that goes badly is held rather than punished. There is no streak to break.
What happens to my memories if I stop paying?
They stay. Free is a complete product, not a locked one: your memories, journals, day logs and Moon level are all still there, at full quality. You keep the friend companion too, with a daily limit. What you lose is the Guide, the larger allowance, the extra capacity, and the ad-free feed.
Do I have to pay to talk to a companion?
No. Every account can talk to the friend companion every day, free, with no card and no countdown — there is no trial to start or forget to cancel. Pro removes the daily limit, adds the Guide, and raises the allowance from 150 replies a month to 1,200.
Can people find me if I do not want to be found?
A private account holds new followers for approval, and search, tagging and messages all respect that. You can also restrict who may message you, who may tag you, and which parts of your profile anyone can see.
Why does it ask for a selfie?
To confirm there is a person behind the account, which is the only thing that reliably keeps bot farms out. It is never asked when you sign up, a human reviews it, and it is not a badge anyone else can see.
Can I really delete everything?
Yes. Deactivate to step away without losing anything, or delete permanently — which removes your account, your posts, your messages and your interest profile. There is no shadow copy kept in case you come back.
Start with today.
Three feelings and a number is a complete first entry. In a year it will be the oldest thing you have here, and you will be glad it exists.
Free to use, for as long as you want to use it.