Kirokune
An incident-recording app for iPhone: document work and personal events with notes, recordings, and photos — free, unlimited records in one case, no account required.
About Kirokune
Kirokune is an iPhone app for recording incidents in your work and personal life, supporting notes, audio recordings, and photos. For free, you can save an unlimited number of records in a single case, with no account registration required. The app's idea is simple: everyone says "write everything down," and this gives you an actual place to do it. Please note that records are stored locally on your device, and the app currently does not offer automatic sync or cloud backup, so you should keep copies of important records yourself.
Best for
Best use cases
When an unusual event or dispute arises at work, gradually record the timeline, what happened, and relevant materials
When you need to export your records as a PDF to share with others or keep for your files (Plus feature)
When one free case is not enough and you want to manage events separately, upgrade to Plus for unlimited cases
Features
Multiple ways to record
Document events as they happen using notes, audio recordings, and photos, all kept together in the same case.
Unlimited records for free
Save an unlimited number of records in a single case for free, with no account registration required.
PDF export and detailed reviews
The paid Plus plan includes detailed reviews and PDF export, making it easy to organize your records into formal documents.
Pros
- Save an unlimited number of records in a single case for free, with no account registration
- Supports multiple record types including notes, audio recordings, and photos
- Records are stored on your device
Cons
- iPhone only (iOS 17 or later); there is no Android app
- Records are stored only on the device; the app currently offers no automatic sync or cloud backup, so you need to keep copies yourself
- Restore Purchase only restores access to paid plans; it does not restore backups of your records