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Automattic's Day One is a long-standing journaling app that has stood as a benchmark over the years as other similar apps have come and gone. Over the years it has continued to be updated with terrific additions like Shortcuts integration, several export options, dictating of entries on Apple Watch, and Shared Journals. In this video created on iPad, Darcy recaps the basics of creating new entries and adding all forms of data like text, photos, video, audio and documents. He then covers some of these new additions, and wraps up the show by creating two useful shortcuts.

Day One runs on iOS 17 or later, macOS 14 or later, and visionOS 1.0 or newer.

You can download a 1-month trial so you can follow along with Darcy.

Day One is a journaling application for Mac & iOS that is well designed and a complete joy to use. It makes journaling nearly frictionless, which is important if you want journaling to become a consistent habit. In this episode, we cover the ins and outs of Day One and show you several practical examples of how you can put Day One to work for you.

Day One is the ultimate Diary/Journaling app for iOS. It's a universal app for both iPad and iPhone with built in sync using iCloud or DropBox.

Create beautiful diary entries and optionally augment them with location information, weather, maps, images, motion activity or even the music playing on your iPhone or iPad.

Once created, you can review at your leisure or publish your posts using the new Day One "Publish" feature. Sign up for a free Day One account and each published post is transformed into a gorgeous web page that you can share via email or via your favourie social network, automatically.

Day One for iOS will work independently, but there is also a Mac version available to access your diary entries on all your devices.