About Yahora
Yahora is a minimal Android event logger for recording when recurring events happen. Users create a tag with a name, then tap its chip to save the current date and time. A haptic tick confirms the entry, and an undo action is available immediately after logging. The app does not require an intermediate form or extra fields for each record. Tags can be renamed, marked as favorites, or opened to browse their histories. History is organized as a tree of months, days, and individual timestamps. A tag that contains entries cannot be deleted, preventing its history from being removed accidentally. The tag cloud is sorted alphabetically, with favorites highlighted but kept in the same order. Yahora works fully offline and stores entries in a private database on the device. It has no network access, accounts, analytics, ads, or third-party libraries beyond Android’s own. The app is intended for quick timestamped logs where recording an occurrence should take only one tap.
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