Write anywhere. Even offline.
Journal on a plane, tag entries in a tap, and let dark mode follow your evenings. Plus a much faster start.
iOS 16+Android 10+Web app14 fixes
NewOffline writing
Entries save on the device and sync the moment you're back online. No more "connection lost" on the subway.
# gratitude# work# sleep# family# running
NewTags
Type # in any entry. Tags show up in search and in the weekly look-back.
NewDark mode on a schedule
Follow sunset and sunrise, or pick your own hours. Easier on the eyes at night.
Before and after: the editor
3.114 toolbar buttons
3.23 buttons, rest in a menu
B · I · #Saved on device ✓
Faster everywhere
We moved the journal index to the device and only sync what changed.
−43% cold startCold start (iPhone 12)2.1 s → 1.2 s
Full sync, 1,000 entries5.8 s → 2.4 s
App download size48 MB → 41 MB
Everything in this release
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NewOffline writing with automatic sync
#1284NewTags with # autocomplete, searchable
#1301NewDark mode schedule: sunset to sunrise or custom hours
#1197Improved4
ImprovedEditor toolbar trimmed to bold, italic and tags
#1312ImprovedWeekly look-back groups entries by tag
#1320ImprovedSearch finds partial words ("run" matches "running")
#1276ImprovedVoiceOver reads mood dots as "mood 3 of 5"
#1288Fixed14, highlights below
FixedEntries written just before midnight saved to the next day
#1259FixedReminder notification fired twice after a time-zone change
#1267FixedExport to PDF cut off long entries
#1295Upgrade notes
- Update from the App Store or Google Play; the web app updates by itself.
- The first launch moves your journal index to the device. Keep the app open until the progress ring finishes.
- Nothing to do for existing reminders; they carry over.
Known issues
- Tags don't appear in the web app's sidebar yet. Fix coming in 3.2.1.
- On some Android 13 phones the home-screen widget shows yesterday's prompt until you open the app.
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