What Reddit Says About App Usage Journal Apps
We compiled 11 Reddit discussions about App Usage Journal apps from 9 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/digitaljournaling
I'm working on an online app based on expressive writing protocols if you're interested in something that would help manage what you write about and how frequent! Check out www.writefour.com ... If you want something a bit more unique, you should try Reverie. It's a journal that calls...
r/macapps
Diaro is what you want, even has MacOS , Ipad and Iphone versions and best of all no damn subscription fees! All you need is a free dropbox account to save your stuff to the cloud to sync/share. It even has a web portal to enter data from any device with a web browser. I've tested all the journ...
r/digitaljournaling
Diarium is, in my opinion, the best digital app. You pay once for each platform, and you own if for life including free enhancements when the developers upgrade the app. It has more features than most journalling apps (click on the link at the ...
r/androidapps
It's a mixture of a diary and journal, but can also be used to manually track your activities and mood. It has cloud backup built-in. ... Thanks. I'll check it. ... I'll second this. ... journey for 4 years and I don't have any complaint. I had chosen this after checking out mult...
r/iPadPro
Bubbles’ Journal is absolutely adorable and requires a password to enter it making your thoughts extra secure. ... Had to change the name due to App Store Search Optimization (ASO) reasons 😅 This is the universal link: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1547297023
r/digitaljournaling
For now, I’ve decided to go the PKMS route for most of my long-form journaling using Obsidian and Apple’s Journal app for stuff generated by my iPhone like activities and photos it tracks. I’ll provide an update, including the template I’ve settled on, after testing things a few days. ... Bro I woul...
r/selfimprovement
I'm not sure if this is quite the right subreddit, since I don't know where else to ask and the digital journaling subreddit is kinda dead, but I'd appreciate your guys suggestions, and thanks in advance :) edit: thank you everyone who replied I've read all of them and I'll ...
r/productivity
It’s not a “traditional” journaling app, but I’ve found it much easier to customize and use for ongoing journaling and planning than a lot of the dedicated apps out there. Worth checking out if you want something that adapts to your workflow! Would love to hear if anyone else has other recommendatio...
r/ios
Day One is quite good, I’ve used it for years, though I’m not sure what’s available in its free version these days. ... This got me curious, so I checked. Here is Day One’s pricing page that outlines free and Premium pricing. You get one journal to use on one device (no sync), unlimited entries, onl...
r/Journaling
But the app just goes downhill pretty fast so I am desperate to change. ... I enjoy the Journey app. You have to pay separately for the iOS app and the Windows app, but to me it's worth it.
r/journal_it
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