Killer App on Apple ecosystems

I used to journal all the time, in paper, on blogs … and Day One is the first app that has really nailed the experience down in a single cohesive form.

It’s made me appreciate the use of Markdown for featureful but simple formatting, and of multiple journals (and why I’d have them vs. a single journal with categories)
It’s made me appreciate the effective use of cloud storage, since I can continue writing into my journal as I seamlessly switch between devices.

As a primarily text-driven person, I’ve started to take advantage of throwing pictures in, sometimes even of using the other nice-to-have features like activity notes and ‘what am I listening to’ functionality. It’s not that I’d never thought about it, but Day One’s UI is comfortable and safe, the kind of thing where I want to explore the nooks and crannies and not worry about how it will mess up the core workflow of putting my thoughts down before they escape forever.

Day One has carved out its place in the “Lifestyle” app section, such that it has found a place in my brain and my heart as I go along the everyday leveraging journals for my own mental health.

NaleagDeco about Day One, v2.1