AFTER A LONG DAY
“I keep replaying
that conversation.”
Say it as it comes.
A VOICE JOURNAL FOR REAL LIFE
Your mind is full.
Give it some space.
The conversation you keep replaying. The idea you don’t want to lose. Talk it through with Sapota, save it as words, and find your way back when it matters.
Join the waitlistComing to iPhone.
FIND THE THREAD
Maya & making plans.
Your thoughts about one thing,
gathered together.
- Looking forward to dinner
- Plans changed again
- Asking for a little notice
A way back to what matters.
Your journal stays on your device.
Speak it. Save it. Find your way back.
FOR THE MOMENTS THAT STAY WITH YOU
The day moves on.
Some thoughts stay.
Give them somewhere to go—and a way to come back when you’re ready.
01
When you need to get it out.
Walking home. Sitting in the car. Winding down at night. Speak or write what’s on your mind, while it’s still there.
02
When it comes up again.
Some things take more than one entry. Threads bring related thoughts together so you can pick up where you left off.
03
When you want to look back.
Remember what was on your mind, notice recurring topics, and return to the words you wanted to keep.
A GLIMPSE INSIDE SAPOTA
Your thoughts.
A way back to them.
Scroll to explore
Your journal
01 / YOUR JOURNAL
You don’t need the right words.
Start with “I don’t know where to begin.” Speak a thought or write a few lines. Sapota turns your recording into a written entry.
02 / THREADS
Pick up a thought again.
Related entries gather into Threads, helping you revisit what you’ve said about a person, an idea, or a situation.
03 / REFLECTIONS
See what’s been on your mind.
Look back over your entries and recurring topics. A little perspective, grounded in what you chose to record.
04 / SESSION PREPARATION
Remember what you wanted to say.
Choose entries for a session brief you can review and share yourself. Keep the moments you want to talk about close at hand.
PERSONAL WORDS. PERSONAL SPACE.
Yours to say.
Yours to keep.
Your journal entries are transcribed and analyzed on your device. No journal account needed. Sapota does not receive your entries.
You choose what to export or share. Optional place labels use an Apple service, and device backups have their own settings.
A clear look at privacyA FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Before you begin.
What is a voice journal?
A voice journal lets you speak an entry instead of, or alongside, writing. The useful part is being able to find and revisit what you said later. Read the practical guide
Do I have to speak?
No. You can write an entry instead. Use whichever feels easier in the moment.
When can I try Sapota?
Sapota is coming to iPhone. The waitlist is for an email when it’s ready to try; there’s no announced launch date yet.
Which iPhones will it work on?
Sapota requires iOS 26 or later. Some generated reflections require Apple Intelligence to be available. Transcription support depends on your device and language, and may need an initial download.
Does it keep my voice recordings?
Audio is removed after the text entry saves successfully. If transcription or saving fails, the recording stays on this iPhone for recovery and is excluded from device backups.
A THOUGHT WORTH KEEPING
For the next thing
on your mind.
Leave your email. We’ll let you know
when Sapota is ready to try.
Do you already save personal thoughts in notes or voice memos? Optional
Save your private removal link to leave the list. Keep it private; anyone with it can remove your signup.