• Tags: write a #tag in any entry, or tap # above the keyboard. Dayleaf suggests your tags as you type, and the Timeline filters by them. Day One imports keep their tags. • Prefer a cleaner calendar? Turn off Show Stickers on Calendar in Settings, Calendar. Your stickers stay on each day's page. • Photos you place in your writing now show as small thumbnails, so the text stays in view. Picking a photo from the library while typing no longer gets stuck.

• Writing comes first: no more upgrade screen popping up after you save an entry or add a sticker. Pro is always one tap away in Settings. • Choose the language for voice note transcripts in Settings, Appearance. Apple Watch memos follow it too. • The evening reminder skips days you have already written and asks a different short question each night. • Busy days stay tidy: the calendar shows a few stickers and a +N for the rest. Dayleaf also lets you know when a new version is ready. • Changes you make right before leaving Dayleaf now reach your other devices sooner. • New on the Mac: share your timeline as a card, and the week view now fits narrow windows.

• The photos you took that day stay within reach while you write: a row of them now sits right above the keyboard, one tap to attach. Before, they hid as soon as the keyboard came up. • Small fixes under the hood.

• Month view, reimagined: every entry is a colour chip in its planner's colour, no more bullets or "…", and a new immersive mode fills the screen with the calendar, like Google Calendar. • Six new themes: Arctic, Mocha, Academia, Neon, Marker and Seasons, which changes with the time of year. Twenty in all, each with a light and a dark face. • New in Pro: blog-post entries. The editor now formats as you write, like Notes: headings, bold, lists, quotes, links and photos right where the cursor is, from the toolbar above the keyboard. The day page shows it as an article. • Month chips that don't fit now glide slowly to show the rest of the line. Switch it off with the button above the calendar, or in Settings › Appearance. • The weekly leaderboard now ranks everyone, no account needed. Sign up free to put your name next to your number. • Settings, tidied: a short list of what you use daily, with backup, agents, import/export and the rest one tap deeper. • Mac, iPad and iPhone Duo: tuck the day page away with the handle on the divider so the calendar gets the whole window. Tap a day to bring it back. • Made for iPhone Duo and iPad: on a wide screen the calendar and the day's page sit side by side, and the grid fills the display. • Fix: entries written by agents now reach every one of your devices, and sync no longer re-sends old deletions.

• The World Is Leafing now shows this week's writers and entries, and a Leaderboard: the 20 most active signed-in writers of the last 7 days, plus your own rank. • Invite a friend: share your code from Settings; when they sign in and write for a few days, you both get a month of Dayleaf Pro. • Share cards: turn any entry, your Year in Review or a streak milestone into a story-sized image to post or send — your words, with a small Dayleaf line at the bottom. • Places: tap the pin in the editor to tag an entry with the city you're in, or let Dayleaf add it automatically (Settings → Privacy). Year in Review now lights up every city you've written from on a globe. • Year in Review (Pro): streaks, words written, your busiest weekday and month, where the words went, most-used stickers — Settings → Your year. • Reminders+ (Pro): write your own reminder message and add up to three more reminder times. • App Lock (Pro): a 4-digit passcode when you open Dayleaf. Forgot it? A code emailed to your account resets it, so it needs a Dayleaf account. • Persistent reminder: a new switch under Daily reminder keeps nudging every 5 minutes for an hour until you open Dayleaf — asked for on the feedback board. • A guided start: the welcome tour now ends in today's page with the editor open, and a one-tap evening reminder appears once you've written. Try on any theme before deciding. • Headless Dayleaf (Mac): switch on a local API in Settings and let agents, scripts and the new `dayleaf` command line read and write your journal — weather, health, screen time, a summary of your day, all filed where you'd have written them. Nothing leaves your Mac. • Cloud access for agents: switch it on in Settings, create an API key, and hosted agents such as Meta Muse can write to your journal through Dayleaf's cloud MCP endpoint — their entries appear on every device, labelled by source. Off by default; text only, never photos or audio. • Mac: the planner selector now shows the selected planner by name • iCloud restore always fetches the newest backup, so entries written on another device no longer go missing • Export your journal as Markdown (Pro) files — one note per day with front matter, zipped, ready for Obsidian and AI agents (Settings → Export) • iCloud backup now waits for iCloud to confirm the upload and shows which device made the last backup; restore always fetches the newest copy first

• Dayleaf Pro now starts with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan — try every theme, custom stickers, fonts and voice notes before paying anything • Start the week on Monday — a new switch in Settings → Appearance, for everyone who asked • Back up to Google Drive: the same one-tap snapshot as iCloud, now also in your own Google Drive — and it restores on Android too, so switching phones keeps every entry, photo and voice note

• iPhone Home Screen & Lock Screen widgets: today's page with your streak and goals you can tick off right on the widget, plus one-tap Sticker Stamp widgets • Stickers, leveled up: up to 6 per day on the calendar — one beside the date, the rest wrapping neatly below • One-tap sticker stamps from your watch face: add the Sticker Stamp complication, choose its sticker right on the face (like World Clock cities), and every tap stamps today — repeat taps count up (water ×5!) Your most-used stickers fill the face's slots automatically, and a new Stickers complication opens the full grid — any sticker in two taps. • The timeline shows each day's stickers — tap a sticker chip to filter, or search by sticker name • The World globe shines brighter — richer colors and glowing sparks you can actually see • Fixed: the date number could be hidden when a day had several stickers — thanks for the community report! • 7 new themes — Olive, Retro, Clay, Frost, Linen, Kraft and Pop — each with a light and a dark face, and each with its own construction: Olive floats outlined wall-calendar cells, Retro leads with a poster-sized month and print rules, Clay embosses soft tiles, Linen keeps only ruled lines, Kraft frames photos as perforated stamps (Settings → Appearance → Theme)

• Apple Watch app (Dayleaf Pro): dictate entries, record voice memos, see daily, weekly & monthly goals, and set a one-tap quick entry — right from your wrist • The World Is Leafing — a living globe of anonymous sparks, one for every person writing right now • Writing about a past day? Photos taken that day now appear right in the editor — attach them with one tap • Attach audio from Files — bring in your Voice Memos • Scrolling calendar: tap an empty day to start writing instantly • Polish: day view layout fixes and smoother theme switching • On This Day: revisit what you wrote on this date across the years • Dayleaf Pro: yours forever with a single purchase — or from $0.99/month. Extra themes, custom stickers, watch app and more; everything you already use stays free

Dayleaf 2.0 — a new name, and your journal comes home. • Import from Day One — bring your entire journal over in minutes — photos, videos and audio included (Settings → Import) • Add photos and videos to your entries — they appear right on your calendar • Record voice notes on the spot and play them back from any entry • 7 hand-crafted themes — Paper, Forest, Ocean, Lavender, Rosé, Ink & Gold, Sunset — each with its own light and dark face • Day stickers — Birthday, Pay day, Trip and more, right on your calendar days; design your own too • Make each planner yours: icon, font, text size, and any color you like (Settings → Manage Planners) • Daily reminder — pick a time and never miss a day (Settings → Reminders) • Sign in with Apple • Back up and restore with iCloud — your entries stay in your own Apple account, private to you • Feedback board in Settings — post ideas and the developer replies • A beautiful new welcome tour and a cleaner icon • Move entries between planners • New: photo calendar view and continuous month scrolling

Meet Dayleaf — the same paper planner, now with a name to remember! • Sign in with Apple • Back up and restore your journal with iCloud • New feedback board in Settings — post ideas and the developer replies • Move entries between planners when creating or editing • A fresh app icon

Paper Planner now speaks your language! The app is fully localized in Japanese, Korean, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese — alongside English and Chinese. • Choose your language in Settings, or let it follow your device. • Localized date formats throughout. • Fixes and polish.

Paper Planner now speaks your language on the App Store — listings in 11 languages including Japanese, Korean, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. • Fixes and polish throughout.

Polish release — thanks for all the feedback! • Calendar entries no longer break words in the middle: previews now wrap and truncate cleanly at word boundaries. • The entry editor shows which planner you're writing into (color dot + name). • "All Planners" view is clearly read-only — pick a planner to write, so entries always land where you expect. • Fixes and refinements throughout.

A big update — rebuilt from the ground up as a fully native app, faster and smoother everywhere. NEW • Goals: set daily, weekly, and monthly goals right on your calendar, check them off as you go, and fold them away when you want a clean view. • Notes & Reflection: a space on every day, week, and month to look back and write how it really went. • Visible zoom controls plus pinch-to-zoom on the month grid. • Reorder the entries of any day, exactly the way you want them. • Long-press any date to start a new entry instantly. IMPROVED • Bigger, more readable calendar text. • Tap any entry to edit; edit and delete buttons right on each entry. • Cloud backup now includes your goals, notes, and entry order. • Countless fixes and polish throughout.

- Day View - Timeline View - Print Calendar - Easier zoom in and zoom out - Additional UX improvements