No Revisit account needed · Your records stay yours
iPhone · iPad · Apple Watch
Write it. Return to it.
Some answers
need a little time.
Revisit does not ask for a daily streak. It helps you keep a moment and return to the same thought later. Place your original words beside a new answer, and notice the small, honest changes.
01 / An appointment with your future self
Start with a sentence from today
You do not need a finished story. A single thought is enough.
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Keep the present
Write a thought. Add a photo, your own voice, or a handwriting page. You can also begin with something remembered from the past.
02
Give it time
Choose a day to return and place it in the Vault. Receive a reminder when it is due, or revisit whenever you choose.
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Meet yourself again
Return to the original question and answer from today. Your first words and later additions stay distinct, gradually forming a Timeline.
02 / A little inspiration
What would you like to meet again?
An idea · A choice
What became of this decision?
Keep the reasons and hopes behind a choice. When you return, you may understand your earlier self a little better.
An idea · An ordinary day
Nothing big happened. I want to remember it.
An evening photo. A familiar voice. Small everyday moments can be worth returning to, too.
An idea · For future me
Will I still feel this way later?
Leave an open question, a feeling, or a small wish. The answer can take its time.
03 / Open Revisit
A journal in your pocket.
A small orchard of your own.
Paper, soft color, and natural lines leave room for your words. These are actual app screens; Search previews the next version. Some screens are shown in Chinese.
Actual app screens · Search preview · Some screens in Chinese
04 / Your way of remembering
Keep the moment.
Follow what changes.
Keep more of the moment
Text, photos, Live Photos, recordings, links, and editable handwriting pages preserve different details.
Phrases that stay close
Save words that matter to you and let them appear on Home or widgets, ready for another small encounter.
About Me, as you are now
Arrange words around what matters to you. Adjust their importance, keep changing perspectives, and leave this version of yourself for later.
Unified search · Coming next
The next version will search across entries, Phrases, About Me, and more. Read from a matching passage and open its original record when available.
Choose what you share
Preview and adjust a share before it leaves the app. Choose which parts of a private record you want others to see.
Close to your Apple devices
Write and reflect on iPhone and iPad, with widgets, Shortcuts, the Share Extension, and Apple Watch nearby.
05 / Room for private things
Your life.
In your keeping.
Revisit does not require its own account or operate a server for your records. Core records stay on your device, with optional sync through your private iCloud database.
A diary keeps today. Revisit also brings the same thought back in the future. Set a return date, leave a new answer, and see how your perspective changes in the Timeline. No daily streak is required.
Which devices can I use?+
Revisit supports iPhone with iOS 17 or later and iPad with iPadOS 17 or later. Apple Watch companion features need watchOS 10 or later. See your regional App Store for details. Some system features need supported hardware and permissions.
Which languages are available?+
The app and website support Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Thai. Changing the interface language does not translate what you write.
Does it cost anything to download?+
You can start for free. Some features require an in-app purchase. Check your regional App Store and the app for current prices, free features, and purchase details.
Where do my records go?+
Core records are stored locally. When iCloud is enabled, supported data can sync through your private CloudKit database. Sharing, exporting, sending exported text to a third-party AI tool, and using system features follow your choices. The privacy and data storage pages explain the details.
Leave tomorrow's you
a few words from today.
You do not need a special day. This moment is worth keeping.
