

Day One
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Day One is a simple way to journal application for the Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Apple Watch
- Safari
- Mozilla Firefox
- Google Chrome
Features
Highlights All activities
Day One News & Activities
Recent News
- Fla published news article about Day One
- Paul published news article about Day One
- Fla published news article about Day One
Recent activities
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Journey
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Personal Journals
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Comments and Reviews
I pretty much use Day One for everything these days, quick notes, journals, email drafts, jotting ideas, and whatnot. I find it's interface pleasantly simple and it is always reliable.
It's a great app, but I would expect the voice recording feature to be free in this type of application.
iOS version is much better than Android. My gf has an iPhone and I have an Android and the version on android is much worse. For example backups of images are just local not online vs the iOS version they go online. Which for a app for showing memories over years is an issue.
Day One by Paul Mayne at Automattic is fast, supports text formatting, has a calendar view, "on this day", a nice UI, the ability to filter notes by places, synchronize across devices, and IFTTT integration.
Check out my full review at: https://www.noteapps.ca/day-one/
There is only desktop Mac, iOS, and Android version. There is no desktop Windows version.
Shame on him!
not correct anymore, they released web and Windows versions. While they hardly work on make the feature parity with other platforms there...