I think packs are just multiple versions? My guess.
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Demi God? Did you just contribute to the site?
I think packs are just multiple versions? My guess.
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Demi God? Did you just contribute to the site?I will also do that in some time.
I was considering staying with original but there was the issue of trust. I cut my losses and went with Dyrii (subscription but cheaper) mostly for the ability to use longhand on iPad with Apple pencil. Staying with original Day One seemed like being left on a leaky, vulnerable liferaft. They will just watch it sink or maybe even torpedo it just as soon as they can get away with it.
I have the original classic Day One --- but I take 1000+ photos a month (for my own personal records and memory assistance) so Day One 2's ability to store 10 (now more) photos a day was HUGE for me. So I can't really go back to Day One Classic.
I'm still using Day One 2 right now, grandfathered into the $24.99/year plan - I'm still using it now. Also, I just added a Dell Laptop to my personal machine usage which affects my desire to stay with Day One because Windows (I still have my Macbook Air).
I primarily use Google Docs right now for my journaling. Then I copy that to Day One and then use my iPhone to add step usage and photos. Very cumbersome... but I LOVE the "Past Entries on This Day." I have all my entries backed up into Dyrii too.
I'm putting my wife through college (she graduates next year) so I'm looking to cut expenses and these subscriptions add up. That and I'm moving away from Mac OS to Windows.
I put a lot of effort putting 1300+ entries into Day One from my Google Docs years back. I feel like I'd be throwing that all away if I stopped using Day One. Day One is a GREAT app, I really like it, not a fan of the subscription model but something I use a lot for $24.99/year isn't bothering me a TON at the moment.
Day One makes it super easy to look back in past entries and the most valuable thing for me is the past entries on this day. Just thinking ... $24.99/year x 5 years = $124 and the fact that my personal machines seem to be heading to Windows away from Mac make me question whether I should keep using it. If anything, I can do a bluetooth keyboard with my iPhone - which I don't mind.
The only thing I don't like about Google Docs - hard to find past entries (I basically do one Google Doc per month in its own folder, under a year folder).
Another ios app to consider is Perspective: http://blinky.co/perspective_app/
This is a new free app that came out earlier this year from a couple indie developers. They are very responsive and so far have added a pass code, iCloud syncing and encryption. They encourage donations in an unobtrusive way and have a list of upcoming features you can vote for and help fund. However, you don't have to contribute and you can even add the features when available without donating. I really like the design and their take on the journaling experience with no subscription and strictly optional donations.
However, they don't yet have an import/export feature so I don't believe you can currently migrate entries without manual cutting and pasting. They encourage you to contact them and ask questions about things like this or give feedback on the program.
That looks worthwhile. I was hoping there would be more suggestions for substitutes for Day One in this thread. Unfortunately, it looks like this app doesn't have an iPad version which would be essential. I'd also like a Mac OS version too, but not as important.Another ios app to consider is Perspective: http://blinky.co/perspective_app/
This is a new free app that came out earlier this year from a couple indie developers. They are very responsive and so far have added a pass code, iCloud syncing and encryption. They encourage donations in an unobtrusive way and have a list of upcoming features you can vote for and help fund. However, you don't have to contribute and you can even add the features when available without donating. I really like the design and their take on the journaling experience with no subscription and strictly optional donations.
However, they don't yet have an import/export feature so I don't believe you can currently migrate entries without manual cutting and pasting. They encourage you to contact them and ask questions about things like this or give feedback on the program.
Nope, switched to notes.appSo is anyone else sticking with the original Day One? I have it on my iPhone, iPad and MBP, and it still syncs with iCloud. I'm not sure when it was last updated, but it works fine. Just really disappointed no new features will be added, and have to hope they keep it compatible with iOS updates. Has anyone encountered any problems with iOS 11?
Nope, switched to notes.app
I'm also interested how you use Notes to replace Day One. Can you give us an insight into how you use it?This is actually very high on my Day One replacement list, if I was going to switch. I really like Notes and it handles photos really well.
Do you do a new note per day?
This is actually very high on my Day One replacement list, if I was going to switch. I really like Notes and it handles photos really well.
Do you do a new note per day?
This is actually very high on my Day One replacement list, if I was going to switch. I really like Notes and it handles photos really well.
Do you do a new note per day?
I'm also interested how you use Notes to replace Day One. Can you give us an insight into how you use it?
I manually date it, and force myself to one entry per day.The only thing missing in notes is creation date. Many times I have accidentally destroyed a note because of an errant keystroke and now there's no way to know when I created it. So... That's the only flaw. That's why Bear, right now.
In iOS 11, you can now sort the notes by Date Created. In Settings > Notes> Sort Notes By[doublepost=1506025462][/doublepost]
I manually date it, and force myself to one entry per day.
I liked Day One but I already have too many subscriptions in my life and I don't need one more.
I wouldn't mind paying a one time $50 for a really well done journaling app, but a subscription at that price is too much to swallow. I will no longer use Day One.
I've started using OneNote instead, and although it's missing some nice features of a dedicated journaling app, it mostly serves my purposes.
Whoa!
I'd forgotten that I used to be a user of MacJournal way in the past also!
Course correction - I'm going to roll with that first..
Think you can download it and check it out before buying. Good company.I hear a lot of good about this. Love the company website. I’ll probably plop $40 just to see what it’s like.