Voice journaling
Tap the microphone and speak instead of typing. Entries can be paused, continued, and built from multiple recordings for the same day.
Emochi is an iPhone voice and text journaling app for everyday emotional self-reflection, with editable transcripts, daily views, weekly patterns, and 28-day trends.
Emochi is an iPhone lifestyle app for voice- and text-based journaling and everyday emotional self-reflection. Users can speak naturally into the app, review an editable transcript, and save reflections without relying on a fixed writing template.
The app organizes reflections into daily emotion visuals, recurring weekly themes, and 28-day trends. It also includes a companion called Mochi, day streaks, and a personal report described in the App Store listing as available after 25 reflection days. Emochi explicitly says it is not therapy, medical advice, or a crisis-support tool.
Tap the microphone and speak instead of typing. Entries can be paused, continued, and built from multiple recordings for the same day.
Review the generated transcript and clean up your words before saving the entry.
See a visual emotion shape and simple intensity markers that represent the emotional texture of a day without presenting it as a grade.
Review feelings and themes that recur across entries during the week in the Insights tab.
Follow changes in feelings over a 28-day period, organized week over week.
A day streak shows when you have journaled, while the app also supports text journaling and includes a personal report described as available after 25 reflection days.
When typing feels inconvenient, speak a reflection into the microphone, then review and edit the transcript before saving it.
Use the daily emotion shape and intensity markers to revisit how an event or day felt without reducing the reflection to a numerical score.
Check the Insights tab for feelings and themes that recur during the week, helping you identify what repeatedly occupied your attention.
Look at week-over-week movement across the 28-day trend view when you want a longer perspective on changing emotions.
Use the day streak and longer reflection history as a lightweight way to return to journaling, with a report described as becoming available after 25 reflection days.
Open Emochi, tap the microphone, and speak naturally. You can pause, continue, and combine multiple recordings for the same day; the app turns recordings into editable transcripts before you save them.
Emochi presents an emotion shape and intensity markers for a day, surfaces recurring feelings and themes across a week, and shows emotion trends over 28 days. The App Store listing also describes a personal report after 25 reflection days.
No. The App Store listing states that Emochi is not therapy, medical advice, or a crisis support tool. It is intended for everyday self-reflection.
The listing identifies Emochi as an iPhone app. It is free to download, but the supplied sources do not provide details about in-app purchases, subscriptions, or other pricing terms.
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