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Daily iPad App: Q & A Diary - Roller Journal uses questions to keep your journal entries lively

by Kelly Hodgkins (Jan 2nd, 2013)

Keeping a daily journal can be difficult, especially when you run out of things to write about. Journaling fans who need a creative kick should check out Roller Journal, a question-and-answer-based diary app for iOS. Roller Journal is a full-featured journaling app that prompts you to answer ...

Day One 1.8 adds photos, geotagging, more

by Steven Sande (Aug 2nd, 2012)

My favorite app for both iOS and Mac, Day One (US$4.99), has received an update to version 1.8 that adds a number of features to inspire your imagination in personal journaling. The iOS version is now available, while the Mac edition is still in progress. What's new in Day One? The app now ...

Taposé brings Microsoft Courier to the iPad

by Kelly Hodgkins (Mar 28th, 2012)

Want to get a taste of what the split-screen Microsoft Courier would be like if it was released? No? Me neither, but your disinterest in the Courier shouldn't stop you from checking out Taposé from Zanther, Inc, a unique and exciting split-screen productivity app that just hit the iOS ...

My Wonderful Days makes journaling easy

by Kelly Hodgkins (Jun 30th, 2011)

My Wonderful Days is a US$0.99 journaling app that makes recording your thoughts incredibly easy. It's designed to let you quickly jot down your activities and rate your feelings using a happiness meter. There's no pressure to write long passages on your iPhone or iPod touch. It's all about ...

Win one of 10 copies of Logbook

by TUAW Blogger (Oct 15th, 2008)

Cory took a look at Transmissions' Logbook app last week. Designed for your Logbook on Backpack: The application gives you a simple user interface with which you can update your status and add completed tasks. If you're having a hard time remembering to update your Journal, have Logbook remind you ...

First Look: Logbook for Mac

by Cory Bohon (Oct 7th, 2008)

If you frequently use 37Signal's Backpack web software, then chances are you don't like having to open a new web browser tab/window each time you wish to update your Journal. Logbook hopes to ease your woes by updating your Backpack Journal directly from your Mac OS X Menu Bar. The application ...

M�moires: simple journaling

by Mat Lu (Sep 8th, 2007)

Mémoires is a modest piece of software with modest ambitions, but this simple journaling software brings off those aims with style and aplomb. It's basically a diary program with a calendar that helps you keep track of the entries. In many ways this approach is more or less the opposite of ...

TUAW Tip: get more control when creating new Journler entries

by David Chartier (May 31st, 2007)

While poking around at my favorite new app for getting a lot of my writing done, I found a way to enable a bit more control when creating new entries. By default, Journler has this 'Use quick entry creation' preference checked under the Advanced pane, which allows you to create a new entry using ...

TUAW Podcast #24: Journler

by David Chartier (May 24th, 2007)

[Update 2: The direct download link is working fine now, and I pinged the iTunes Store to check our podcast feed again, so it'll take a little time for them The iTunes Store feed has updated so we're good to go. I hope you enjoy the podcast - and of course Journler if you give it a whirl - and ...

Journler 2.1 beta previews massive upgrade

by David Chartier (Nov 25th, 2006)

Philip Dow has announced a significant update to Journler, his feature-packed writing/digital junk drawer app that topped my list of apps that help you get organized. As far as what's new, Philip stated in the beta download forum thread that there are simply too many changes to list (hopefully he ...