Allwhere

Allwhere quietly notices where you stop, and keeps it as a journal you can write in. No check-ins. No account. Nothing of yours is uploaded, ever. THE HALF EVERYONE ELSE LEAVES OUT Apps that remember where you have been tend to do one of two things. Some draw your movement on a map and leave you nothing to say about it. Others hand you a blank page and wait for you to check in, pin and type — and by the third day you have stopped. Allwhere does both halves. It fills itself in while your phone is in your pocket, and what it fills in is a page you can actually write on. YOUR DAY, AS A THREAD Open Allwhere and today reads from the top down: the places you stopped, in order, with the time you spent at each one. Add a line to any of them. A sentence about the coffee. The photo you just took. A spoken note while you are still walking. It is filed under the place and the moment it belongs to,…