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Munra

The journal app with nothing to sell you

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8votes7commentsLaunched 23h agoWebsite

By Sam Effah

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Munra is a private, offline first journal for iOS. Entries stay encrypted on your device only, with no account, no cloud sync, and no subscription required. It includes a daily mood check-in, speech-to-text, writing streaks, and an optional AI companion powered by your own API key. Every feature is free.

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  • [REDACTED]路33h ago0
    Hey Product Hunt 馃憢 I built Munra because every journaling app I tried eventually asked me to trust a server with my most private thoughts, or hid the good parts behind a subscription. Munra doesn't do either. It's fully offline. Entries live in an encrypted SQLite database on your phone, and there's no account, no paywall, no pro tier. Everything is free for everyone. A few things I'm proud of: 1. Speech-to-text transcribed entirely on device, audio never leaves your phone 2. A daily mood check-in tracked separately from entries, so it never clutters your writing 3. Streaks and word count insights that build the habit without gamifying it into a chore 4. An optional AI writing companion, with prompts, gentle reflections, and a chat that remembers past entries, that only turns on if you bring your own API key 5. Face ID lock, and a genuinely strange feature called Alien Language that scrambles your text with your own cipher Would love feedback on what's missing or what feels rough. Thanks for taking a look.
  • [REDACTED]路20h ago0

    If I switch phones, can I export my encrypted entries to move them over, or am I locked into the original device?

  • [REDACTED]路21h ago0

    is this app available in androids as well? ( if no then like r u ever planning to launch there or like if yes then when)
    i read its features and i cant wait to try it out!

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Love the offline-first approach and no subscription model, that's refreshing. One thing that would make me use it daily: an export option to Markdown or plain text files saved locally, so I can back up or migrate my entries without being locked in. Maybe even a scheduled auto-export to a folder I pick.