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Dayleaf

Launching today

A digital journal where pages pop up, flip and pull

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A digital journal where pages pop up, flip and pull

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Dayleaf turns your words and photos into a digital journal that feels like paper. Write directly on the page, switch between daily, travel, collage and other layouts, and explore a 3D book with pop-up scenes and pull-tabs. Let AI help write a page or make a whole journal, then edit the details and add watercolour stickers. Save your journals, export images or a page-turning film, and share with the community. Works in your browser on desktop and mobile, with a free plan.

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Launch tags:Web App•Design Tools•Productivity

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Jason, a solo developer. I loved paper journaling, but I never had time for the cutting, gluing and layout. Most journaling apps felt like filling in forms. So I built Dayleaf: you write directly on the page, add photos, and it handles the layout, tape and stickers. My favourite part is the 3D journal: pages flip, paper scenes pop up, and pull-tabs hide little surprises. You can restyle the same entry, let AI help write a page or make a whole journal, and export images or a page-turning film. Everything stays editable. You can try the journal on the homepage. There's a free plan for writing, photos, saving and sharing, plus a monthly allowance of AI credits. I'd love your feedback: which page style would you use most, and what would make you come back to write another page? Thanks for checking out Dayleaf!

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What would make you come back to a digital journal?

Hi everyone, I'm Jason, the solo maker of Dayleaf. It's launching on Product Hunt on October 14, and I'd love to hear how you actually keep memories.

I built it because I liked the feeling of paper journaling but often ran out of time for cutting photos, arranging pages and decorating them. Dayleaf lets you write directly on a page and add photos, with layouts for daily entries, trips, collages and more. Its 3D book has page turns, pop-up paper scenes and pull-tabs. AI can help write or arrange a journal, and the details remain editable.

You can try the journal without signing up at https://dayleaf.art/en#try. There is a free plan, and AI features use credits.

For you, what would make this a habit rather than a one-time experiment: easier photo imports, a favourite layout, playful interactions, or something else? And what usually stops you from writing the next entry?

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Hi everyone, I'm Jason, the solo maker of Dayleaf. It's launching on Product Hunt on October 14, and I'd love to hear how you actually keep memories.

You can try the journal without signing up at https://dayleaf.art/en#try. There is a free plan, and AI features use credits.