What's the best diary tool you have ever used?

2nd that emotion. Not only that. It works with IFTTT. So you can email in our journal entry.

I love the way Day One has grown over the years as well. They went from a straight journaling app to integrating your photos, the places you've been, and even ways to share the stories you write (the non-private ones). The searching and organizing features are great as well.

Day One makes it really easy to add a new entry as a thought comes to mind which I really like. Tagging also makes it easy to find things that I'd otherwise lose. Perhaps most importantly though, syncing across devices is key because I'm constantly switching devices.

It is simple and gets more out of my head in less time. I use it's format with Day One App.

Call Frank is very different from other diary apps. Once you signup, you set a time of day you want Frank to call you (yes, on your 📞). When you pickup the phone, talk and it will record the audio privately. It's a super simple way to record your diary audibly and in 60 seconds.

I like to recommend a good old fashioned notebook to anyone interested in alternatives to journaling apps. Don't get me wrong, I make an entry into my DayOne journal every day. The two of the reasons why I like analog journaling is that it let's me unplug from technology during the day. I'm connected to my phone, tablet, and whatever else pretty much from the time I wake up in the morning and then on throughout the day. It's just nice to set all of that aside and write in my notebook. The other reason why I like writing is that I used to have really nice penmanship, but that went away after college because I spend so much more time typing and less time writing. I'm honestly disgusted with how sloppy my handwriting is now. It's just good practice for me to have writing that doesn't look like a Frank Gehry sketch.

Bullet Journal. A bit analog, but I like the process of writing things down. Also, the combination of modules, migration, and Index/Future Log/Month Log/Daily Log work well together. Bonus: You end up with a nice collection of journals.

Really nice process for those of us who enjoy ink and paper.

When the lightbulb goes on, but you're out and about, Bear is where it's at. That app is great. When you want to sit down, really journal your day and drain the brain: classic pen and paper. Not just any paper, though, but Moleskine paper. Something about the notebook's binding and the paper's feeling of fluidness when ink moves on it makes it so satisfying to write in. It's the best diary tool because I'm able to express without thinking, and do it consistently.

It looks cool and it's something I find myself returning to regularly.

If you're looking for customisation, check out Journaly!

Easily the best way to capture diary thoughts by asking you custom questions.

I would totally recommend you this one, especially if you have a company or startup. Mainly, because it helps you expand further your vision and review it on a daily basis - and that's priceless. Why a notebook? Because it's therapeutic and let your brain detoxify from the daily activity. And that's hard to do in any other way. Day one is a very good app though.

It *was* Momento, until it stopped being a pure journal + social aggregator in 3.0 and turned into this strange visual browser where every retweet became a giant photo that drowned out your own original content.

We're trying a slightly novel approach to journaling with Perspective... we're putting things into context. We want people to know how they feel along the way and give them a personal space where they can reflect back on things and become more aware and mindful.