Sidequest Journal
Cask Coded s.r.o.
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About this app
Sidequest Journal is a shared quest log for two people, or a few. Collect the little adventures you keep meaning to have, put them on a date, and remember them properly once they happen. THE PART NOBODY ELSE DOES When a quest is done, everyone rates it in secret. Nothing shows until the last person has rated, and then it all opens at once. Two fives is a Perfect Match. Anything else is a conversation. COLLECT Keep every half-formed idea in one shared list, from "coffee at that new place" to "a weekend in Vienna", sorted into categories you make yourself. PLAN Give the good ones a date and see them on a shared calendar. One tap adds a planned quest to your own calendar app, and a reminder arrives the evening before. REMEMBER Pin the place it happened on a map. Attach the song that was playing. Add photos afterwards. It all stays on the quest, so a year later you know where you were and what it sounded like. LOOK BACK Every month is wrapped into a recap you swipe through, ending in a video you can share. Stats show who rates higher, which categories you actually pick, and how the months compare. Achievements collect the small milestones along the way. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Everything lives inside a group you join by invitation. No feed, nothing public, nothing to discover, no strangers. Just your crew. It works on the web too, with the same journal. Made for couples, best friends and small crews who want the time they spend together to feel like something worth keeping.
What's new
Version 1.5.1 · Sep 26, 2026
A new look for the whole app. - Today, a new home tab: what is coming up, which quest is waiting on your rating, and your latest memories, all on one screen. Mark a quest done right from there. - The log is one list now, with a trail beside it that shows which quests are still ideas, which are planned and which are done. Filter it by any of the three. - Every quest shows its own trail: when it was an idea, when it got a date, when it happened. - The reveal is a proper moment, with the verdict front and centre. - A new display typeface and a deeper, calmer palette throughout, with the floating tab bar and the + button in glass.