Your whole day. One private place.

Money, tasks and a locked journal in one app. Saved in your own Google Drive, so nobody else holds your data.

Try it right here

Coming soon to Android and iPhone

Every rupee, accounted for.

Add an expense in two taps. See where your month went, by category and against your budget.

Tasks that find you.

Due dates, repeats and reminders at the time you pick. Tick it off and move on.

A diary only you can open.

Locked with your PIN or fingerprint. Photos, voice notes and moods, and nobody else can read a word.

And habits, notes, files and home-screen widgets, all in the same calm place.

Try it. Right here.

This is MyDay working in your browser. Add some income, spend a little, tick off a task, lock a thought in the journal. Nothing you type leaves this page.

Nobody sits between you and your data.

There is no MyDay server and no account to create. Your journal and your money live on your phone. A copy lives in a hidden folder of your own Google Drive, one that only MyDay can open.

Read the privacy policy

On your phone

Locked with your PIN or fingerprint.

In your Google Drive

A hidden folder only MyDay can open.

On our servers

Nothing. We don’t have any.

Coming soon to Android and iPhone.

Free to download. Be the first to know the day it lands.

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Good questions.

Is MyDay free?

MyDay is free to download.

Where is my data kept?

On your phone, and in a hidden folder of your own Google Drive that only MyDay can open. There is no MyDay server, so nothing is stored with us.

Can anyone read my journal?

No. It is locked with your PIN or fingerprint on your phone, and because we hold no copy, we could not read it even if we wanted to.

What if I lose my phone?

Sign in with the same Google account on a new phone and everything comes back.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. MyDay works offline and saves a copy to your Drive whenever you are connected.

Is there an iPhone version?

It is on the way. Android comes first, and iPhone follows.

Is there a computer version?

A Windows version that syncs with your phone over Wi-Fi is being prepared.