Write it, dictate it, or drop in a photo. Gratitude Bestie tags the feeling for you, keeps your streak going, and turns your entries into trends worth noticing.
Free · iPhone & iPad · Optional $0.99 one-time purchase removes ads
Gratitude Bestie is a gratitude journal for iPhone and iPad built around noticing one good thing a day. Entries can be typed or dictated by voice, paired with up to six photos, and organized with your own tags. An on-device Core ML model suggests an emotion tag for each entry from a 15-category taxonomy, and a Trends screen turns your entries into charts — entries per day, time-of-day patterns, top tags, and your emotional mix over time. Memory Lane resurfaces past entries — on this day, last week, last month, or your all-time highlights — and any entry can be shared as a photo card. The app is free, with a small banner ad shown unless you make the optional one-time purchase to remove it, and it works with iCloud to sync your journal across your own devices.
Write, tag, and revisit — every entry feeds your streak and your trends.
Write an entry or use voice dictation — add up to six photos from your library or camera.
An on-device model suggests how each entry feels, from a 15-category taxonomy — nothing leaves your device.
Charts for entries per day, time of day, top tags, and top emotions — plus your current streak.
On this day, last week, last month, and all-time highlights, curated automatically from your journal.
Turn any entry into a photo card, ready for Messages or social media.
System, Pink, Orange, Lilac, Teal, or Mint — pick the look that feels like you.
A few things worth knowing about gratitude journaling in general — not just this app.
Found a bug, have a feature idea, or need help with the app?
Full FAQ on ads, privacy, and emotion tagging is on the Support page — or email me directly. I usually reply within a couple of days.