Himotoku: Diary & Assistant

Ask your past self. "When did I last talk with Tanaka?" "What did I spend last month on?" — every answer comes with its source page. If your diary doesn't say, Himotoku says so. ■ Talk for 90 seconds Say what happened today. It is transcribed on this iPhone and organized into a readable diary page. No typing, no willpower needed. On days you would rather write, type it. Keep the text as written, or have it organized the same way, with to-dos and plans picked out. When to-dos and plans are found, add them to Reminders and Calendar with one tap. Nothing is added unless you tap. ■ Ask your past Ask your pages in plain words. Answers cite the day they came from and never invent what isn't written. "When did I decide that?" "What was I doing this time last year?" — your diary becomes something you can use later. ■ Bring in paper diaries Photograph years of paper diaries. Whatever can be read…