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What's a super simple diary/journaling app?
Somthing really minimal, almost like the Apple note app?
Your recommendation
36 recommended
- Ankush ChoubeyStudent · WrittenIt is super simple. You can also change change date and enter events from past which I love.*disclosure: i used to work for this team but i was a user before and after working there* Day One is far above the competition. Kinda sad to see these other notes like Google Keep and OneNote above Day One here. Don't get me wrong, I use Google Keep for other thoughts, notes, etc., but for journaling, Day One is the best, bar none.I love this app! The UI is really beautiful and it pulls in things automatically too like the weather or the pictures from that day. It's simple to use and works across mac/ios seamlessly!
- Tejas Kinger19SaaS Product Marketing @ Freshworks Inc · WrittenCan't get simpler than this!Amruth PillaiDesigner, Developer, Photographer, Write · WrittenI use it all the time, it's simple, easy to access, and it's by Google <3Gregor B. RosenauerSenior software developer in semantics · WrittenIt's simple yet powerful with labels, color coding and media support and comes built in with Android. Only wish it had more viewing options (e.g. list) and allow back dating...
- John Ababseh10Epiphany Enthusiast · WrittenI like this app, super simple and easy to use!
- Shashwat PradhanCEO/Founder @emberify · WrittenShashwat Pradhan made this productYou can customise it as much as you want. If you want something barebones, then Apple Notes
- Julie ScheurlFashion Asst., Harper's Bazaar Germany · WrittenI prefer to have a few daily Q&As, which can be customized as well. It helps me keep a straightforward log and steers me away from blundering on and on.Simple, and you can ask yourself some useful question daily, improve your life quatity.
- Darlene PikeAgilist · Written1. Set up lists by time period or by project. 2. Set up a card for each topic you're journaling about. 3. Update cards in the moment from mobile device. 4. At the end of the week/month/project, export the notes with Chrome Export for Trello or use Zapier
- Stowe Boydfuturist, researcher, imperfectionist · WrittenI use Things 3.0 as a task manager *and* a journal. I haven't written this up yet, but plan to.
- Chad OstrowskiFounder, Entire.Life · WrittenChad Ostrowski made this productMore geared toward week-by-week journaling, but can work for daily journaling, too. Keeps you focused on the big picture. If it could work better, let me know how!
- Ramesh GhimireCEO @ Doctual · WrittenIt is a cross platform journal app I have been using for several years. It does not disturb you, you can write however you want and has tags, weather etc. extras
- Similar to Day One, been around a long time, integrations with apps like Uber, Moves, FourSquare, etc., for some quantified self-styled journaling.
- Dhvanil PatelDesigner at Playment · WrittenReally easy to use, very minimal and syncs well between Apple devices.
- EbrahimKhalil HassenEntrepreneur · WrittenI used this a couple of years ago and returning to it soon. Was super useful to share private link notes with friends.
