NotaryLog: Notary Journal

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About this app

Stop carrying a paper journal. Stop paying $99 a year for the same job. NotaryLog logs every notarial act in 30 seconds, encrypted on your device, exportable to PDF -- and yours to keep.

Built for working notaries

NotaryLog is the simplest digital journal for notaries who already know their state's rules and want a clean log. Mobile notaries, NSAs running loan signings, in-house notaries at banks and title companies -- anyone who needs a fast, durable, searchable record.

Log a notarial act in seconds

- Single fast-entry screen for signer, ID, document, fee, and signature
- Capture signer signature with finger or stylus
- Optional thumbprint photo when you choose to attach one
- Auto GPS tag for mobile notaries (toggle off anytime)
- Free-text or pick-list for ID type, document type, payment method

Search, filter, export

- Find any past entry by signer name, document type, or notes
- Filter active vs voided entries
- Export a date-range journal as a clean PDF
- Export fee history as CSV for QuickBooks, taxes, or 1099 reconciliation

Locked down for privacy

- Encrypted local storage -- signer PII never leaves your device
- PIN + biometric lock on launch
- No analytics on entry contents

Pricing -- pick the one that fits

Free: up to 50 lifetime entries, signature capture
Monthly Premium $3.99/mo: unlimited entries, PDF + CSV export, GPS, thumbprint, biometric lock, no ads
Lifetime Premium $19.99 once: same as monthly, one-time payment, yours forever

No subscription drama. Pick monthly if you want flexibility. Pick lifetime if you're done paying yearly fees forever.

An important note

NotaryLog is a recordkeeping tool, not legal advice. It does not interpret your state's notary law, enforce fee caps, or tell you what your state requires. Your state's rules are your responsibility to know -- always verify with your Secretary of State.
Updated on
May 18, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
This app may share these data types with third parties
Device or other IDs
This app may collect these data types
App activity, App info and performance, and Device or other IDs
Data is encrypted in transit
Data can’t be deleted