Good software for journaling / diary-writing?

[spaceballl]

Hi there,

So after 25 years of life, I've decided that I'm going to start a type of journal - I want to write down how I spend my time, write down important things that have happened in my life, etc etc.

Is there any good software for this? Should I just use a word processor like pages? Does anyone else out there do something like this or am I just weird?

 

[Mantasis]

tagebuch (simple, date based entries, built in title search engine)
jdarkroom (more of a word processor, creates a terminal looking state to your whole screen)
Diary(video, audio and text journals)
Xpad(entries can be stored in folders within the app, similar to tagebuch otherwise.)
Mori(most easily organized)

 

[dukebound85]

i use journler

however it used to be free, now it isnt
http://journler.com/purchase/index.php

 

[ionlygreat]

I haven't used this, but I've come across it on several sites and it usually had positive reviews. Mac Journal: http://www.marinersoftware.com/sitepage.php?page=85

 

[Peace]

I use my iSight to do my daily journals and save them in a folder. Much better than simple writing.

 

[ScottSyrNY]

It's pricey, but it has lots of functionality....as well as an imminent update to 3.0

http://www.circusponies.com/

 

[mysterytramp]

MacJournal is a really nice app. An earlier version is offered free.

Also, there's viJournal. Check out macupdate.com, an update came out within the last couple of days. There are free and commercial versions. I think the free version does a really nice job.

It's not really a journaler, but Caboodle might do the trick. It's at macupdate or at dejal.com. You might also want to check out Voodoo Pad.

mt