Apple to launch its own iPhone journaling app similar to Day One

As part of iOS 17, Apple is set to launch a new iPhone journaling app as part of its efforts to expand in the mental and physical health technology market. The app, code-named Jurassic, will be pre-installed on all new iPhones, according to reports.

The app will allow users to compile their daily activities and record their thoughts. It will also be able to automatically track their location and read data from other Apple apps. However, Apple has assured that it will do so in a privacy-respecting way.

The new app will compete in a category of journaling apps, such as Day One, that allow users to track and record their activities and thoughts. The move underscores Apple's growing interest in mental health.

Internal Apple documents cited by The Wall Street Journal describe the new app as part of the company's efforts to expand its presence in the health technology market. Apple's interest in the mental health market has been growing in recent years. The company has already launched a number of features and apps aimed at improving mental and physical health, including the Apple Watch's heart rate monitor and the Health app.

The launch of the new journaling app is expected to further strengthen Apple's position in the health technology market. With its focus on privacy and user-friendly design, the app is likely to be a hit among iPhone users who are looking for ways to improve their mental and physical well-being.