Some of us use these for separating out entries for work or travel, or to keep a sort of automatic journal of our social media activity-more on that in a minute.
You can create up to 10 journals, and they’ll all sync between all your devices. If you want a way to keep certain kinds of entries separate from each other, Day One supports multiple journals. It also supports tags, smart search features, printing one or multiple entires, and of course a passcode and Touch ID to keep everything private.ĭay One has some great standout features, though, so here are some of our favorite tricks for getting the most out of it. It’s location-aware and has a calendar, so you can visualize your entries on a map or in a monthly view. It’s also a favorite around the TextExpander office, as it can be used for a wonderful variety of things: reflecting on our lives, personal book reviews, a travel diary, a business log, and much more.ĭay One can save typical things like text entries and photos, but it has quite a few perks that make it a great journaling app. Today we’ll check out Day One, a great journaling app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. In this Crossover series, we’re going to explore some tips and tricks to help you get even more out of these apps. There are over 75 apps that let you type less and communicate faster, and this built-in support has a few more features than our custom iOS keyboard. One of our favorite things to see grow from TextExpander is the amazing community of iOS apps that have integrated TextExpander support.
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