Companies / Daylogue / Subprocessors
Daylogue is a journaling app that turns daily voice, text, or tap check-ins into a serialized personal narrative and surfaces patterns across mood, energy, stress, and sleep. It serves individuals who want to journal, including people managing anxiety or ADHD, therapy clients, founders, and college students.
Summarized from its homepage on 9 Nov 2026.
Subprocessors of Daylogue
Daylogue declares 15 subprocessors, including AI providers Amazon Bedrock, Deepgram, ElevenLabs.
| Subprocessor | Purpose |
|---|---|
| AI inference for features a person chooses to use | |
| Push-notification delivery to supported Apple devices | |
| Automated-abuse and bot screening on authentication and invitation flows | |
| Speech recognition and voice playback on configured surfaces | |
| Real-time conversational voice check-ins | |
| Consent-gated analytics on public marketing pages | |
| Transactional and account email delivery | |
| Error and performance monitoring | |
| Internal operational, account, billing, and privacy-request notifications | |
| Web payment and subscription processing |
5 more subprocessors
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