Best Journaling App for iPhone, iPad, and Mac — The Sweet Setup
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- Author: Shawn Blanc
- Full Title: Best Journaling App for iPhone, iPad, and Mac — The Sweet Setup
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- Summary: Day One is recommended as the top journaling app for Mac, iPhone, and iPad due to its exceptional features and seamless syncing across devices. It offers a wide range of capabilities such as integrating photos, videos, location data, and weather information into journal entries. The app’s design, syncing ability, and support for various media types make it stand out among other digital journaling apps. Day One also provides features like Shared Journals, Journaling Suggestions, and easy entry creation methods, making it a versatile and user-friendly option for capturing life’s moments.
- URL: https://thesweetsetup.com/apps/the-very-best-journaling-logging-app/
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There are also Journaling Suggestions in the latest version of Day One, piggybacking off Apple’s own Journal API. Suggestions are the best way to track your daily doings in Day One and a far cry better than Day One’s own implementation in the past. (View Highlight)
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The writing I do in my journal is writing that will never be edited, judged, or nit-picked. It’s the only place where I am completely free to write for my truly ideal reader: future me. I have my own inside jokes, my own running story arc, my own shorthand. I love the freedom to write whatever I want, however I want, with no need to make it tidy, clear, or concise. (View Highlight)
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Journaling helps me clear my mind, make sense of difficult and stressful life situations, and it gives me a place to review and/or discover any unhealthy thought patterns I have. (View Highlight)
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Based on dozens of various studies and reports conducted over the past 20 years, the online journaling and expressive writing website, My Therapy Journal, states that journaling “provides significant benefits to not only one’s psychological well-being, but also one’s physical health and physiological functioning. Several researchers, for example, have shown that people who journal report having significantly less distress, feel less depressed, and have an overall better mood. Additionally, individuals also report that journaling changes the way they behave towards and around other people. Other studies have found that people who journal for extended periods of time (months) also report an increase in emotional well-being, a better day-to-day mood, and fewer symptoms of depression.” (View Highlight)
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Day One is a work horse. It supports Markdown, it has extensive Shortcuts support, it syncs between iPhone, iPad, and Mac, it has a passcode lock with TouchID and FaceID, it supports adding image, video, audio, handwritten, and/or text entries, it geotags your entries with your current location and makes a note of the current weather, it tags your current activity status (such as walking, running, flying, etc.), and you can export all your entries as plain text or PDF. (View Highlight)
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You can visualize your growing streaks inside each individual journal and across all your journals as a whole. (View Highlight)
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Daily debrief: I work at home and it can be hard to transition between work and home life. I try to end my days by doing a brain dump and jotting down all the ideas still in my head, all the loose ends I didn’t tie up, and all the things I may want to do but didn’t get to. It can be hard to call it quits for the day when there are still things that could be done, so the daily debrief is my way of admitting that, yes, the day is done and, yes, there is still work to do, but there is always tomorrow. (View Highlight)
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