
Daily Diary: Journal & Mood
Write Your Daily Journal
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About
Daily Diary is a beautiful journal for the writer in you. Capture today's story, save the photos that go with it, and build a written record of your year — one entry at a time.
Whether you journal every day or only when you have something to say, Daily Diary makes writing feel effortless and looking back feel like flipping through a real notebook.
A journal you'll actually want to write in
- Free-form entries with title, body, photos, and tags
- Daily writing prompts for when the page feels blank
- Drop-cap reading view that feels like a real notebook
- Editorial serif typography with six accent colors
- Rich-text formatting that stays out of your way
Build your story, day by day
- Title each entry or let the date speak for itself
- Tag entries by topic — travel, work, family, ideas
- Search every word you've ever written
- Edit, revisit, and re-read whenever you want
Memories worth keeping
- Up to 10 photos per entry
- Captions, locations, and weather (optional)
- On This Day flashbacks resurface entries from your past
- Long-form photo strips beside the words that go with them
See the shape of your year
- Calendar view with every written day marked
- Year in Pixels — your year as a mood-colored grid
- Writing streak with best-streak record
- 30-day mood bar to spot patterns at a glance
Mood tracking, when you want it
- One-tap mood log: Awful, Bad, Okay, Good, Great
- Tag the feeling: warm, steady, grateful, restless, tired
- Mood lives alongside writing, never in place of it
Designed for daily writing
- No ads while you write — the page is yours
- Soft cream paper, calm typography, zero clutter
- Light and dark themes, with system follow
- Optional PIN lock for peace of mind
- Works fully offline — start writing the moment you open it
Daily Diary is free to download. Start your first entry today.
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What's New in Daily Diary
1.0.4
July 14, 2026
What's new in 1.0.4: - Smoother, more polished animations throughout - Entries now open with a gentle expand-into-view transition - Your home screen eases in as you arrive - Small fixes and reliability improvements
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