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Day One is a journaling app for the iPhone, iPad and Mac. From once-in-a-lifetime events to everyday moments, Day One's elegant interface makes journaling your life a simple pleasure.

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A daily journal is a booklet or a notebook of some sort that entails the stories from your mind. It can be from your significant daily experiences, realizations, anecdotes, or even your imagination. It can also be used as a goal setter and tracker. Simply set a goal and write the achievements daily.

Day One launched on the iOS and Mac App Stores in 2011 to fill a need: record and store the important memories, photos, and details of life. The response to Day One has been overwhelming: Over ten million downloads, Editor's Choice, App of the Year, Apple Design Award, and, most of all, a solid 4.8-star rating from our fantastic users.

Day One Products

iPhone and iPad

Journal on-the-go using your iOS devices. Never lose the context of 'when, where, and what' with automatic date, time, location, weather, and motion activity metadata. Learn more.

Mac

This award-winning app is packed with powerful features, including a map view, quick entry menu bar, and timeline filters. Learn more.

Apple Watch

Day One Apple Watch is the fastest and easiest way to capture moments in life. Features include voice dictation and location check-in and all-day audio recording.

Team

The Day One Team is a talented group of engineers and specialists, primarily based in Lehi, Utah (Silicon Slopes) at the Day One headquarters. Currently we are practicing social distancing and working fully remote, with hopes to return to the office in some form in the future.

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Day One In The News

'Something so rare it feels almost sacred: A completely private digital space.' — New York Times

'Day One makes keeping a journal delightfully easy.' — Wired

'A simple and always accessible new kind of micro-journaling…' — The Verge

'Keeping and looking back on a journal can be deeply rewarding, but it's a tough habit to build. Instead try Day One, a journaling app that makes it easy to quickly record a few thoughts, along with a photo, every day.' — Time Magazine

'If you're looking for a fantastic journaling app, or a great app for logging and recording various events and milestones of your life, then by far and away the best pick is Day One.' — The Sweet Setup

'This superb journaling app remains pleasant to behold, easy to use, and a tough act for any rival to follow.' — Macworld

'A personal journal or diary is a wonderful way to keep track of personal growth, and the best way to do it on any Apple device—Mac, iPhone or iPad—is to use the Day One app.' — Appleworld

'Day One raises the bar for improving upon the journal writing experience.' — 9 to 5 Mac

'Day One allows you to create a journal of your life, ranging from once-in-a-lifetime events to everyday moments.' — MacRumors

'On any and all platforms, Day One shines at being an example of what premium software feels like.' — MacStories

Testimonials

'Day One Journal… using it every day now.' — Jack Dorsey, founder of Twitter and Square

'Makes journaling as easy as tweeting.' — Cameron Moll, esteemed design and tech leader

'Day One is probably the most powerful app I have on my Mac and iOS devices…' — Federico Viticci, MacStories

'I love Day One diary software as well because it syncs across computers and reminds me politely to record my life in little snippets.' — Felicia Day, Actress and Producer Uctox 2 7 9 0.

Additional Resources

To learn more about Day One, see these excellent resources.

Reviews

• The Sweet Setup: The very best journaling and logging app: Day One
• The Newsprint: Day One Review

Books

• Day One In Depth by Shawn Blanc and Others. A comprehensive guide to Day One, the best journaling app for iOS and Mac.
• Starting from Day One by Bakari Chavanu. Using the Day One Journaling App to Record and Enrich Your Life.

The 5-Minute Journal is a popular paper journaling system that is frequently recommended for people who are new to journaling and want help creating a journaling habit. It gives you simple prompts that take only a few moments to answer, like:

• I am grateful for…
• What would make today great?
• I am… (Daily affirmations)
• 3 amazing things that happened today
• How could I have made today even better?

The power of the 5-Minute Journal is in these simple prompts, which give enough guidance to help people new to journaling stay with it and create a mindfulness habit that provides mindfulness benefits for years to come.

If (like us) you prefer to use a digital journaling platform however, then Day One is the way to go. But using Day One doesn't have to that mean you leave the 5-Minute Journal system behind. Here's how to use pre-made templates inside of Day One to create a digital version of the 5-Minute Journal, plus add AM and PM reminders to help create a journaling habit that sticks.

Adding the Templates in Day One

First, you need to create the templates for the 5-Minute Journal in Day one. Since the 5-Minute Journal includes an AM and PM page, we'll use two separate templates.

First, Go to the Settings in Day One and select the Templates options.

Next, add both the 5 Minute AM and 5 Minute PM templates from the options available.

Here's what the respective templates look like:

Your templates are now available and ready to be used. You can access the templates by tapping on the + icon and selecting the template from the options available.

Technically, we can start using our digital 5-Minute Journal right now. But we if you really want some help in making this a habit, there's still another step we can set up.

Setting Up Reminders in Day One

Next, we need to set up Reminders for both of our templates. That way, Day One will notify us at a set time so we can just tap on the notification and write in our journal by answering the prompts in the templates we just set up.

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Go back to the Settings in Day One, and tap on Reminders. Tap on the Add Reminder button to add a new Reminder.

Set the time you want the notification to go off, how often you want it to repeat, the journal you want to store the entry in, and any tags you'd like applied.

Here are the settings we recommend you start with for the AM template, feel free to modify them as you see fit:

• Message: Time to write in your journal!
• Time: 8am
• Repeat: Daily
• Journal: Journal
• Tags: 5am
• Template: 5 Minute AM

Here are the settings we recommend you start with for the PM template:

• Message: Time to write in your journal!
• Time: 9pm
• Repeat: Daily
• Journal: Journal
• Tags: 5pm
• Template: 5 Minute PM

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When you're done setting up your Reminders, you should see them both listed on the Reminders screen.

Your reminders are now set up, and you're ready to start building your journaling habit.

How it all works

Now that you have your reminders set up, you'll get a reminder at the time you set on your iOS device that looks something like this.

Tap on the notification to trigger the template. Answer the prompts, then tap Done in the upper right to save the entry into the journal you selected when setting up the Template.