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Notetime, minimalistic timestamped notes, now ready for iOS
by gohberg·Mar 31, 2026·2 points·0 comments
AI Analysis
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Timestamp-first workflow challenges Day One, now testing native iOS beta via TestFlight.
Strengths
- •Focuses strictly on timestamped entries without rich text or formatting distractions.
- •TestFlight beta allows early user feedback before general availability launch.
Weaknesses
- •Competes directly with Day One and Apple Notes without clear unique value.
- •Web interface screenshot shows empty state with no demonstration of core features.
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Target Audience
Journalers, developers keeping activity logs, minimal note takers
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Day One · Diarium · Logseq
Post Description
After the launch post here a year ago got some traction:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43434152
the #1 feedback was to make it a native app. So now its ready for iOS. Currently looking for people who want to testdrive it and provide feedback before GA:
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