By dbaydev LLC

Two taps a day. A year in color.

حال‌نامه — دفترِ حالِ روزهای تو

Halname is a private emotional ledger for iPhone. Tap green for a good moment, coral for a hard one, add a single line — done in seconds. Day by day, your calendar takes color.

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A ledger for how your days actually felt

Halname (حال‌نامه, "a chronicle of one's state") is built on a simple nightly habit: write down one good thing and one hard thing, and look back at the whole picture at the end of the year. Our memory has a negativity bias — bad days shout, good moments whisper. A ledger keeps both honestly.

No streaks, no scores to chase, no social feed. Just your moments, the color of your days, and a year-end review that tells the story you actually lived.

Ten seconds, start to saved

1

Tap a half

The screen is split in two: emerald for something good, coral for something hard. Tap the one that matches the moment.

2

Write one line

One sentence is enough — "coffee with an old friend", "rough meeting". Save and get on with your day.

3

Watch it take color

Each day blends between coral and emerald based on what you logged. Weeks, months, and the year form a picture.

Small app, honest picture

Capture in seconds, review across a year — and keep every word private.

Two-tap capture

Good or hard, one line of text, saved. Designed to take less than ten seconds so you'll actually do it daily.

A calendar in color

Every day is tinted along a coral-to-emerald gradient from your entries. Patterns appear at a glance.

Year in review

Weekly, monthly, and yearly summaries — plus a story-style replay of your year's moments.

Search your moments

Find that dinner, that phone call, that hard week — every note is searchable on your device.

Gentle reminders

Set as many daily reminder times as you like. No streaks, no guilt — just a quiet nudge to write the day down.

Private by default

Works fully without an account. Signed out, your entries never leave your phone and are encrypted at rest.

Encrypted sync, if you want it

Sign in with Apple or Google to back up and sync. Notes are end-to-end encrypted before they leave your phone.

Your feelings are nobody's business

Halname works without an account: entries stay on your phone, protected by iOS encryption. If you turn on sync, your notes are end-to-end encrypted on the device before upload — the key lives in your iCloud Keychain, so not even we can read them.

For full details, see our Privacy Policy.

Coming soon

Halname is in the final stretch before its App Store debut. It will be free, for iPhone, requiring iOS 26 or later.