Write; let who, where and when link themselves.

Kenet is a personal journal that needs no account and keeps everything in plain Markdown files. It links the short entries you write during the day to people, places and time on its own, in a vault Obsidian can open.

Coming soon to the App Store

iPhone and iPad; Mac later

Kenet Today screen: day and week strip, masthead line, goals, tasks and the quick entry field

How it works

You write. Kenet links the person, place and time.

You wrote

Quick entry field example

09:41 Coffee with Ece in Kadıköy

You see

09:41 Coffee with Ece in Kadıköy

On disk

Sample line on disk
- 09:41 Coffee with [[Ece Yalın|Ece]] in [[Kadıköy]] ^a1b2c3

It is written to your day file as plain Markdown. When a name is ambiguous the app asks; it does not guess.

Three promises

The files stay yours.

  • Your data is yours

    Markdown is the source of truth, and there is no account. You can read the files without the app. A vault in iCloud Drive or in a folder you picked stays if you delete the app; on iPhone and iPad, a local vault on the device is deleted with the app.

    Read the privacy policy
  • Nothing gets lost

    Kenet writes to the file first, then updates its index. It never touches text it does not recognise. Deleting asks or can be undone.

  • Portable to other platforms

    The vault is the same as Obsidian's. No app-specific syntax, and the vault is not encrypted.

Screens

The screen you open every day stays simple; detail lives in the other tabs.

A person's history on one page

Last meeting, that day's people and places. With calendar access, upcoming events show here; you can add the birthday from the date in the person's file to your calendar.

Kenet person page: last-seen chart, the day's entry, the person and place from that day, Show in Graph button

People and places

Graph and map entries, people you have not seen in a while, and the people list.

Kenet People and Places screen: Graph and Map entries, people you have not seen in a while, and the people list

Tasks on a Kanban board too

Tasks with project tags in status columns; the same tasks as a list and a timeline too.

Kenet Tasks Kanban view: task cards with project tags in status columns

Track a goal by amount

Type the amount on the number pad, add a quick step or complete the goal. Below: chain, last 90 days and heat map.

Kenet goal detail: a large amount field on a daily water goal, +1 and +2 quick add, a Complete to goal button, chain, last 90 days chart and heat map
Kenet on iPad in landscape: sidebar, journal calendar and the Today screen; goals, tasks and calendar events
On iPad the sidebar, the list and the page sit side by side. Open a past day and its entries and tasks gather in time order on a single Schedule card.

Vault

The same vault as Obsidian. No export.

  • diary/2026-10-02.md
  • people/Ahmet Yılmaz.md
  • places/Kadıköy Ofis.md
  • templates/
  • .app/
Sample day file
---
type: diary
date: 2026-10-02
goals:
  kitap: 25
---

## Tasks
- [ ] Send the offer to [[Ahmet Yılmaz]] 📅 2026-10-05 ^k7m2p9
- [x] Grocery run ✅ 2026-10-02 ^q3w8e1

## Events
- 14:30 Talked through the offer with [[Ahmet Yılmaz|Ahmet]] at [[Kadıköy Ofis]] ^a1b2c3
- Dinner with [[Elif]] ^d4e5f6

SQLite is only an index; these files are the source of truth.

For iPhone, iPad and Mac.

Your data stays yours as plain Markdown files.

The app collects no data, and this site uses no cookies. Privacy policy

Coming soon to the App Store

Platform status

  • iPhone and iPad: in the first App Store release.
  • Mac: reaches the store after iPhone and iPad.
  • The interface is in Turkish and English and follows the language set for Kenet on your device.