Some places remember you back.

Leave a voice note pinned to the exact place it happened — for yourself to revisit, or for a stranger to find if they happen to walk by.

Try the beta Coming soon to the App Store

Free forever — no ads, no subscription.

Remnant app screen showing a voice note being recorded and pinned to a location in Austin, Texas A discovered Remnant with a Keep this memory button My Remnants screen showing a journal of created and discovered voice notes

A journal mapped to the world, not a feed to scroll.

Every Remnant lives at the place you left it. Think of it as an audio diary or voice journal, but geotagged — walk back, and it's still there. Walk near someone else's, and it finds you.

Onboarding screen reading 'Others have been exactly here'

Voice notes are hidden all around you

Walk close enough to someone else's Remnant, and your phone lets you know. No map to chase, no feed to scroll — just the place, finding you.

A discovered Remnant with a Keep this memory button

You just found what a stranger left behind

A voice note, left by someone you'll never meet, waiting exactly where they stood when they made it.

My Remnants screen showing a journal of created and discovered voice notes

Your journal, mapped to every place you've been

Everything you've left and everything you've found, organized by place and by date — yours to revisit anytime.

No feed to scroll. No pins to chase. Just the place, finding you.

FAQ

Is Remnant a journaling app?

Yes — Remnant is a location-based journaling app. Instead of writing entries, you record a voice note and pin it to the exact place it happened, so your journal is mapped to the world rather than sorted by date alone.

What is an audio diary, and how does Remnant work as one?

An audio diary lets you record your thoughts as voice notes instead of text. Remnant works as a geotagged voice diary — each entry is tied to a physical location, so revisiting a place can surface the memory you left there.

Can I use Remnant as a voice time capsule?

Yes. Any voice note you leave stays pinned to its location indefinitely — you can replay it yourself anytime, and if you allow it, someone else can discover it by walking to that exact spot. It functions as a voice time capsule tied to place rather than a set unlock date.

Is Remnant good for travel journaling?

Remnant works well as a travel journal app since every voice note is automatically organized by the place you recorded it. Looking back at a trip means revisiting the map, not scrolling a feed.

How is Remnant different from a regular voice memo app?

A standard voice memo app just stores recordings by date. Remnant ties each voice note to the place it was recorded — you can replay your own anytime, but discovering someone else's for the first time still means walking to that exact spot.

Can I connect with other people through Remnant?

Not directly — Remnant isn't a chat or social app. There's no messaging, profiles, or replies. What you get instead is a quiet, one-way moment: a stranger's voice, left exactly where they stood, that you happen to find by walking by. It's less about connecting with someone and more about feeling like you're not alone in a place.

Does Remnant cost anything?

No — Remnant is free forever, with no ads and no subscription.

Leave something behind, somewhere.

Try the beta Currently in beta via TestFlight — coming soon to the App Store.