Diarly1.4.17

Name: Diarly
Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

13 September 2020

Personal private note-taking application.

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Overview

Diarly is a journal, diary and notes app available for Mac. It allows you to track personal milestones, record fun moments, and hone your writing skills.

Features:

Import entries from other journaling apps to make Diarly your new home
Add your own images, drawings, emoji's, heading labels and website links
Sort your ideas with bullet points, line separators, symbols, and highlighted text
Keep your important files in one place by importing them directly into your entries
Jump between past entries with ease using the Calendar tool
Use Time Separators to create a distinction between multiple daily entries
Filter and find your ideas with your own hashtags, lists or tags
Locate untagged thoughts in a list using the handy Word Finder tool
Customize and resize the font to suit your needs and save to favorites
Access a light or a dark theme (upgrade to Premium for access to 100+ themes!)
Pinpoint your memories by location with Map View
Track your daily writing goals with word and character counts and targets
Check off your accomplished goals with useful Checklists
Export to Markdown for minimalist writing without formatting
Create thought-cue templates to kickstart your writing entries or use or pre-sets
Play embedded movies and audio-notes
Use the automatic weather and location feature in your template
Customize the built-in spelling and grammar checker to your preferences
Dictate your written entries for quick, handsfree journaling

Premium Features:

Secure your ideas with encryption and password protection.
Access your notes on multiple devices, with seamless, secure sync via iCloud.
Personalize your journaling experience with over 100 beautiful custom themes.
Create and import your own design themes (tutorial available)
Create and categorize unlimited journals that open in separate interfaces.
View statistics on your writing achievements over the last 90 days or more.
Export your journal to PDF, RichText or Print it

Note: While the software is classified as free, it offers in-App Purchases.

One Time Purchase - Discount $14.99
Yearly Premium $14.99

What's new in Diarly

Version 1.4.17:

New right-click menu on list view for easier editing tags Happy Journaling!

9 Reviews of Diarly

While the basic product is free, it is a subscription product for important features such as password protection, pdf and text export. Personally I refuse use any product that requires me to pay for life for full continued access to my own data or exporting it to a basic format such as rich text.

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"Note: This application contains in-app and/or external module purchases." Then it's NOT free then, is it?

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This is a great journalling app that continues to get more refined with each release. I was a long time user of viJournal before it got discontinued, and I think I like Diarly even better than viJournal. For those people complaining of subscriptions, there is also the option of a one time purchase. I chose the subscription model because this app is so good I want to continue supporting it going forward.

give me shout the day entries can (also) be deleted and the app doesn't create a new one at every launch. or... these are premium only feature? :rolleyes:

give me shout the day entries can (also) be deleted and the app doesn't create a new one at every launch or... these are premium only features? :rolleyes:

give me shout the day entries can (also) be deleted and the app doesn't create a new at every launch or... that's a premium only feature? :rolleyes:

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I own a number of journalling apps, on both iOS and Mac, and this is easily my favourite. It has by far the cleanest interface and gets out of your way so that you can focus on getting down your thoughts. It has full-screen mode with typewriter scrolling, word count and goal, multiple journals and a user-configurable template. It also syncs flawlessly to the iOS versions. I was a long-time user of viJournal, and I now, finally, feel like I have a new home for my journal - none of the other apps have ever felt quite right.