Everlog Journal

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2 доллара в месяц? А что, так можно было?!

Everything about this app screams that it was made by a person who wanted a great journaling app for themselves. What a joy to use! Good design, no feature bloat, weighs under 8MB. Thank you for making this!

Если бы я делал приложение для ведения дневника, я сделал бы его таким. Великолепный дизайн, очень приятный и ненавязчивый, не перегруженный лишним интерфейс. В общем мне очень нравится!

I have been trying almost all of the journaling apps on the appstore and I must say that this is one of the best if not the best. Minimalists would really like this app as I loved how simple yet effective the whole app is. So, kudos to the developers. I would have given 5 starts if icloud syncing was not for the premium members. I am considering to be a premium member but to be honest, syncing is one of the fundemental features in 2020 for any app.

Every time I try to upload videos, I get an error saying the attachment not synced…blah, blah, blah. I love the app, just needs an update to fix the bug.

I’ve explored the ins and outs of this app and it’s everything I want it to be (the lifetime premium gives me confidence in its longevity, that and the excellent UI gives it an upper hand) with one exception. After about 400 words in an entry on IOS, any further words I type are invisible. They show on the keypad for spellcheck but it appears to coincide with the scroll limit and black border whilst editing a specific entry. I would very much prefer to have a single entry for each day, so this limit is a considerable problem for me. Fix it to at the very least not allow typing past that point and I’ll be more content with it. If it could allow and display longer entries (preferably up to 2,000+ words), then I’d be very happy for that. (It’d be 5 star material imo)

I’ve used a few journaling apps and this is my new favorite. I’ve tried 5 minute journal and obsidian. Things I like. - Markdown support. What you see is what you get. - Templates, bookmarking, nested entries. - Local saving. Everything stored locally or an sync using iCloud. - Reflection - Shows an entry from this day a year ago. - Metrics - Consistency in journaling. - Simple interface. - Support for multiple journals. I haven’t played with this yet. Things I wish it had. - More reflection options based on a fine-grained detail. For example, I created a morning reflection template with specific fields. It would be nice to see this section reflection. Another example, same template, I list a song that was inspirational for that day or things I’m grateful for today. Nice to have but not necessary. Great journaling or other notetaking app.

I personally do not want to see any markdown while typing in my journal. I find it distracting and ugly for a meditation journal.

I've been using Everlog since last June (bought lifetime later) and it's my favorite journal app I've used so far, and I was really grateful that it had the one-time purchase option, which is increasingly rare these days. I like the big banner-style image previews in the timeline (as opposed to small square icons which seem to be the standard), and I also enjoy the ability to thread journal entries, which I haven't seen anywhere else. Having said that, I still keep eyeing up Day One, for the following reasons: Lack of export options - My journal is image-heavy. I use a handwritten note app (Notability) to make notes with some drawings, and paste a screenshot into Everlog. Currently the only export options are in text or markdown, no json or pdf options, so it doesn't help with my images. As much as I enjoy scrolling through all the entries I've accumulated, I feel apprehensive about putting in more content when I don't know when or if I'll be able to back up a PDF copy to my hard drive. Lack of views - many diary apps have a few ways to flip back through entries -- a calendar view with picture icons, a map view, or a photo gallery view. Day One has a lovely "wall" view in the desktop app -- if you click on a month, all the entries for that month will appear together in a cardlike format, which is really great for getting a broad overview of the entries for that month at a glance, not to mention very enjoyable and fulfilling to look at. Having only a timeline to scroll through feels fairly limited after a certain amount of entries, and takes a lot of scrolling if you want to review your entries for the span of a month or more. Right now I'm a little worried about the developer's priorities. I know he's a solo dev, so I don't expect new features to be pumped out at pace, but I don't see how integrations with Apple Vision Pro should come before something like pdf exports. And gallery views would benefit Vision Pro users too -- I haven't used one yet, but I don't imagine myself heavily reading or writing in my journal with one, I'd more likely be going through the pictures. One more nitpick: It feels a bit strange that the images in the main entry appear smaller than in the timeline? That's two clicks to see the full picture instead of one. Having them either embeddable inline, or as a carousel in a banner/cover (like in Diaro) would really help with this :) Anyway I really want to see this app succeed and I wish the developer all the best. It's still a lovely