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June combines text, images, and other media in an open-source journal for private personal writing.
About June
June is an open-source Android journal app for private personal writing. Entries can combine text with photos, videos, precise locations, mood emojis and song links from major streaming services, and can be organized with three tag groups: Spaces, People and Topics. A month-view timeline, calendar streaks, reminders, rich text editing and search or tag-based filtering support reviewing past entries.
June uses an offline architecture with backup and restore; the project states that data stays on the device unless the user chooses to sync. Sync is offered through WebDAV, so users can host their own data with Nextcloud, ownCloud or another WebDAV provider. A biometric or PIN privacy vault adds screen capture and recents protection, and a network toggle can disable all external access. The app is built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, and building it locally requires Android Studio with JDK 17.
Key features
- Attach photos, videos and precise locations to entries
- Organize entries with Spaces, People and Topics tag groups
- Paste streaming links to fetch cover art and song details
- Biometric or PIN vault with screen capture and recents protection
- Optional WebDAV sync using your own Nextcloud, ownCloud or other provider
- Network toggle to turn off all external network access
Best for: Android users who want an open-source, offline-first journal for multimedia entries and self-hosted syncing.
Good for
- Open-source Android app built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose
- Offline architecture with backup and restore; data leaves the device only if the user chooses to sync
- Optional WebDAV sync lets users host their own journal data
Watch out for
- Android only; no iOS or web version is mentioned
- Fetching song metadata and using online map services require network access, which the app can disable entirely
- Building the app locally requires Android Studio and JDK 17
June at a glance
- Category
- Mobile Apps › Android Productivity Apps
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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June FAQ
Does June work without an internet connection?
Yes. June uses an offline architecture, and a network toggle can turn off all external network access, though that also prevents fetching song metadata or using online map services.
Can I sync my journal across devices?
Yes, through WebDAV using your own Nextcloud, ownCloud or any WebDAV provider.
How can I verify an official APK release?
Official APK releases are cryptographically signed. You can verify signed build logs on the Attestations Dashboard or use the GitHub CLI attestation verify command.
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