PluralLog

Arcade Armor LLC

About this app

PluralLog is a private, offline-first journal and system management app built for plural systems and those who experience dissociative identity.

Track who's fronting, manage detailed member profiles, keep a shared journal, run polls, and visualize mood trends — all stored on your device, encrypted, with no account required.

When you're ready to share, PluralLog's optional federation lets you connect to a community relay server of your choosing and selectively share with trusted people using the PluralLog Friend companion app. Every piece of data is encrypted before it leaves your device. The server never sees your plaintext.

Features:
• Member profiles with pronouns, roles, custom fields, and profile images
• Front tracking with co-fronts, timeline view, and switch notes
• Journal with emotion tags, author attribution, and markdown support
• Polls for system decisions
• Mood and activity analytics
• Granular sharing permissions per friend
• Instant revocation — keys are re-generated, old access is gone
• Biometric app lock
• Dark theme, calm design — trauma-informed throughout

PluralLog is made by and for plural systems. We avoid diagnostic framing, and assumptions about your structure. Just a tool that works the way you do - with the privacy you deserce.

Federation is completely optional. The app works fully offline, forever, without it.

Ratings and reviews

It's a great app!! one of the best system apps we've ever tried actually. I love the way it's set up!!! the journal, the chat, the alter setup, etc is all wonderful. there is 1 downside though. I wish you could add multiple alters to the main front. we are forced to put some of the frontiers as cofronters even if they aren't confronting. I wish you could add multiple alters to front at once and have the option to so cofront if you want too. the option to do co-conscious would also be great!

This app has been really helpful. It's not perfect, but I like it a lot. I do think it'd be nice if you could have multiple fronts active at once, a search function when selecting co-fronters, and if the text boxes resized while typing. But despite that, if you're a system looking for an app to use, I would suggest using Plural Log. It has a lot of cool features like a way to map headspace, good functionality for sub-systems, and it runs well.

So far, it's been rather amazing! Our system has been going through a rough time, with multiple splits and fusions and re-splits, and PluralLog has been simple and effective enough to keep track of everything. However, we cannot figure out how to create a relay server and enable online access, and we really want to add our partner and a few close friends. The official server isn't out yet, and this has caused us to become incredibly anxious. Thank you, B.M. & Kel

What’s new

Expanded accessibility, added new features (headspaces, collapsible subsystems, lazy loading), and increased performance/UX for large systems.