Tryst0.6.0

Record intimate experiences, reflections, partner details, and related photos in Tryst’s private, offline journal, keeping them on your Android phone for later review. Entries capture the date and time, duration, partners, acts, positions, protection, mood, setting, occasion, toys, satisfaction, orgasms, notes, and encrypted photo attachments; partners can be named or anonymous.

The app uses no account or sign-up, provides no synchronization, and does not access the internet. It declares no INTERNET permission and contains no analytics, advertising, or crash-reporting SDKs, while an encrypted SQLCipher database protects entries and encrypted files in private app storage protect photos. A separate six-digit PIN, optional biometric unlocking, automatic locking when Tryst leaves the screen, and blocked screenshots and app-switcher previews protect access; cloud auto-backup is excluded, and data can leave the app only through a manual, password-encrypted export.

Search the journal by note, partner, or category, then filter history by date, partner, place, mood, protection, duration, and other recorded details. Custom acts, kinks, positions, toys, occasions, and finish locations become available in Insights and Achievements. The Photos tab gathers attachments into per-partner and self-portrait albums with date-grid, mosaic, by-partner, People, and feed views, plus search, filters, favourites, bulk actions, and slideshow viewing.

Tryst suits people documenting intimate life who want a local journal for private reflection, relationship records, or reviewing patterns. Tryst 0.5.8 is an open-source Health & Fitness app for Android 12+ on arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, and x86; this release replaces the placeholder flame with a T-heart icon on a pink-to-purple gradient and adds adaptive handling for circle, squircle, and teardrop launcher masks, while its features and behavior remain those of v0.5.7.