Journelly

Name: Journelly
Price: 14.99 USD
Rating: 5 (54 reviews)
Author: Xenodium Ltd.

Like tweeting but just for you

$14.99

54 Ratings
Ages

16+
Years
Category

Lifestyle
Developer

Xenodium Ltd.
Language

DA
+ 9 More
Size

8.7
MB

Like tweeting, but for your eyes only. Take notes and journal privately — Plain text and offline by default. No account needed. Take notes and journal privately — Offline by default. No account needed. Journelly gives you a familiar feed for quick notes, ideas, recipes, checklists, music, links, journal entries... Everything's offline, for your eyes only. Why you’ll love Journelly: - Feels like posting to a private feed — simple and fast - Local-first privacy: everything is offline by default - No accounts, logins, tracking, or ads — just open and write - Add images, links, checklists, tags, location, and weather - Search, organize, and find your moments with hashtags - Org plain text markup storage: future-proof, no vendor lock-in - Restore earlier versions anytime from 14-day text snapshots - Optional iCloud sync across devices Journelly is frictionless, future-proof, and private. Try it for quick notes or journaling — no clutter, no compromises.

Ratings & Reviews

5.0

out of 5

54 Ratings

Private journaling and note taking with a plain text foundation = winning!
Jun 1

schussy
Journelly is an elegant private journaling app. It's a nice writing environment that's instantly accessible when on the go, and perfectly fits the use case of making quick entries throughout the day. It stamps your entries with location and weather info and has all the editing features you want: share to the app, attach images, use hashtag-based keywords. You don’t have to even care about it having org-mode under the hood, but if you do care: Your Journelly journal is a single file (with attachments in a neighboring folder) that you can sync via iCloud to your PC, which opens up all the options of full-scale org-mode use beyond just writing and editing, like refiling notes and using all of org's functionality for lists and organization. Maybe it's an org-mode gateway for you? Or maybe it's just a great, clean journal app that's a joy to use all on its own.
Private journaling and note taking with a plain text foundation = winning!
Jun 1

schussy

Journelly is an elegant private journaling app. It's a nice writing environment that's instantly accessible when on the go, and perfectly fits the use case of making quick entries throughout the day. It stamps your entries with location and weather info and has all the editing features you want: share to the app, attach images, use hashtag-based keywords. You don’t have to even care about it having org-mode under the hood, but if you do care: Your Journelly journal is a single file (with attachments in a neighboring folder) that you can sync via iCloud to your PC, which opens up all the options of full-scale org-mode use beyond just writing and editing, like refiling notes and using all of org's functionality for lists and organization. Maybe it's an org-mode gateway for you? Or maybe it's just a great, clean journal app that's a joy to use all on its own.
Excellent note taking app
Oct 4

snag46ed
I happened to stumble upon this after using the wonderful Org Plain app and a few Reddit posts and I’m glad I did. Journelly lets me utilize syncing between devices and capturing thoughts on the go, including checklists, lists, photos and more. The fact that it’s also stored in org markup is fantastic; I can easily put this into my workflow for further refinement later if I choose. It would be great if we could add headlines to give emphasis inside of a journal entry, but other than that I’m super happy and am already thinking of ways to incorporate this into my workflow. One that popped into my head while I’m writing this is tagging posts with #public, and then automating posting those posts to social media potentially, while keeping the rest for my eyes only. Or tagging it with a #filename and having it write to my denote file that contains the same name
Excellent note taking app
Oct 4

snag46ed

I happened to stumble upon this after using the wonderful Org Plain app and a few Reddit posts and I’m glad I did. Journelly lets me utilize syncing between devices and capturing thoughts on the go, including checklists, lists, photos and more. The fact that it’s also stored in org markup is fantastic; I can easily put this into my workflow for further refinement later if I choose. It would be great if we could add headlines to give emphasis inside of a journal entry, but other than that I’m super happy and am already thinking of ways to incorporate this into my workflow. One that popped into my head while I’m writing this is tagging posts with #public, and then automating posting those posts to social media potentially, while keeping the rest for my eyes only. Or tagging it with a #filename and having it write to my denote file that contains the same name
Excellent design and thinking
Jun 23

Orlandomaxing
I fight-tested this app for several months, and I decided to purchase it today. It’s a useful, well-designed, and highly functional piece of software that’s worth every penny. The developer created something that is stable, can act as a standalone, and, if one wishes, interface quite seamlessly with Org Mode. My favorite feature is the way images are handled — I’m no longer collecting screenshots I have to incorporate later into my fleeting notes; I can attach them here, and they’re beautifully rendered. I’ve used the app every day, and I’m grateful for the time the developer spent creating this tool.
Excellent design and thinking
Jun 23

Orlandomaxing

I fight-tested this app for several months, and I decided to purchase it today. It’s a useful, well-designed, and highly functional piece of software that’s worth every penny. The developer created something that is stable, can act as a standalone, and, if one wishes, interface quite seamlessly with Org Mode. My favorite feature is the way images are handled — I’m no longer collecting screenshots I have to incorporate later into my fleeting notes; I can attach them here, and they’re beautifully rendered. I’ve used the app every day, and I’m grateful for the time the developer spent creating this tool.
Such a flexible app!
May 20

EarlCecil
The UI is excellent. The developer is very responsive and active. I love the text/org format. Means I will NEVER lose my data & can share easily through iCloud. Which means I can edit on other devices. I’ve been on the testdrive since the beginning & just put down my money to keep it going. Well worth your $ too.
Such a flexible app!
May 20

EarlCecil

The UI is excellent. The developer is very responsive and active. I love the text/org format. Means I will NEVER lose my data & can share easily through iCloud. Which means I can edit on other devices. I’ve been on the testdrive since the beginning & just put down my money to keep it going. Well worth your $ too.

## Version 1.2 ## [Accessibility Improvements] - Improved VoiceOver navigation and general experience. - "Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size" is now supported while editing. ## Version 1.1 ## [New features] - Journelly is now available in 10 languages: - Danish - Dutch - Finnish - French - German - Italian - Japanese - Norwegian - Spanish - Swedish - Easily add hashtags using the new picker (most requested feature). - Hashtags are now highlighted in the editor. - Automatically capture selected text in Safari. - Paste images directly from the clipboard. - Tap on email addresses to compose a new message. - New context menu options: - Set location as Home. - Open location in Maps. - Copy text. - iPad keyboard shortcuts - ⌘-N Create a new Entry - ⌘-S Save the current Entry - ↑/↓ Select entry in list - ↵ Edit selected entry - Uses the full date format based on your locale. [Fixes] - Prevented the Esc key from discarding unsaved changes. - Resolved incorrect link icon colors in Light Mode. - The About screen is now available on fresh installs. - Fixed issue where the navigation bar became inaccessible when viewing markup. - Locations are now only clickable when valid coordinates are available.