GoJournal: Diary & Planner

This app is easy to use and makes keeping a daily journal quick and simple. Love that it’s free too! A few quirks though: - Love the syncing across devices, but the font doesn’t convert well from Mac to iphone/iPad. It’s much larger when you type on the computer then open the same entry in another device. - Sometimes the bullet points initial cap the first word, sometimes they don’t. Would love to see that fixed (and potentially made a setting you can choose yourself, I prefer it not capped) - If you use an emoji, the space after it is gigantic and the font gets screwed up, a fix for that would be great too. - It would be nice to be able to pin a journal entry to the top.

I got GoJournal to test it and compare it to my 8 year old journaling app DayOne. I bought it with confidence due to my previous experience with Noteshelf which is amazing note taking app made by the same team. At their initial launch I was not that impressed with the app but that changed quickly. Within days and weeks of my purchase I saw many of the same features I expect from a great journaling app. I am now seriously considering moving from my current app to this one. The only question I have is if I can import from DayOne to this one or not and if that is on the roadmap? Thank you Fluid Touch for making a great journaling app.

Have you ever wanted to jot something down, write a journal entry about a specific topic, or perhaps just write to yourself to ease any and all stress that you may have? Whatever your use case, GoJournal makes journaling a breeze with its intuitive interface, allowing for swift entry of your thoughts, feelings, or greatest ideas. A simple swipe gesture downward allows for instant access to a blank page to type, handwrite, insert media (such as photos or videos), record audio, and much more. The homepage showcases your various Journals, so that you can easily access each and every journal, allowing for you to better refine your journal entries to a specific journal when searching or perusing through your many journal entries. Many other useful features are included in GoJournal, such as an inbuilt calendar of sorts, which shows all of your journal entries on the various days that day were created, while also revealing one or more media thumbnails to help assist with finding a specific journal entry that includes media of some sort. GoJournal also collects no personal data, except for diagnostics and analytical data, ensuring that your very thoughts, feelings, and ideas can't be seen by anyone; you can even enable Face ID in the settings for extra privacy from anyone that might peer through your phone.