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- After an update, Evenstar now shows you what changed. - In settings you now find your app version and support ID, each copied with one tap. - Review text no longer hides behind the system bars. - A review that no longer exists now has a way back. - The review page no longer says "not found" while it is still loading.
Your private review journal: rate anything you try and find it back later.
Evenstar is a personal review journal: a diary of your experiences, in your own words. With Evenstar you don't write reviews for anonymous people on the internet. You write them for yourself. That restaurant you liked, the film you watched last night, the holiday you just got back from, the bag of bar nuts you'd buy again — you review it with Evenstar. The next time you're picking a place to eat, or standing in that same supermarket aisle, you open Evenstar and look it up. Because let's be honest: if there is one person who knows what you like, it's you. A REVIEW IN UNDER A MINUTE A title, a rating and a few words is already a complete review. Add photos if you want them, tags if they help, and save it as a draft if you're not done. FIND IT BACK MONTHS LATER Search every word you wrote — titles, text, categories and tags at once. Filter by category, tag, rating or period, and sort the results the way you want them. ORGANIZED THE WAY YOU WANT Categories nest (Films → Sci-Fi → The Matrix) and tags group across them, so a book and a film can share the same tag. You build both yourself: a new journal starts empty and takes the shape you give it. YOURS, AND ONLY YOURS No account, no sign-up. Your reviews, photos and tags stay on your device. Export your whole journal to a single file whenever you want, and import it back on another phone. SHARE ONE IF YOU FEEL LIKE IT Turn a review into a card for your stories or your chat — square, portrait or full screen — carrying exactly as much as you choose to put on it. FREE AND PAID Everything Evenstar does is free to use, for your first 20 reviews. A subscription lifts that limit. No feature is locked away, so you can try the whole app before you decide. A film journal, a restaurant diary, a book log, a travel journal, a place to keep what you thought of anything you tried — all in one app.