Tap a photo in an entry to open it full screen, then pinch or double tap to zoom into the details. Edit details and Export as PDF share one menu, under the ... button at the top right of an entry. Settings in All journals lists your journals. Tap one for its own settings. On iPhone Duo, the bar's buttons stand in the side column with the tabs, and sheets sit in the middle of the open screen. Fixes: Settings opens at its first page, a deleted photo takes its thumbnail in the list with it, and a journal whose folder is gone leaves the list instead of asking you to wait.

Reviews for a week, a month or a year. In an entry's Details, set Review of to any period. Reviews gather in Look back. Export an entry as a PDF. Tap the button next to Details and save it, send it or print it. Reminders, if you want them. Turn one on in a habit's sheet, or Remind me to write in Settings. A day you already wrote stays quiet. Name the places you write from. Open an entry's location and tap Name this place. New entries written nearby take its name. Tables, numbered lists and dividers are in the format keys. Touch and hold a cell to add or delete rows and columns. On iPad, every sheet opens as a card in the middle of the screen, and the top bar stays put while an entry scrolls. Fixes: italic shows on Chinese and Japanese text, and the iPad list stops in its place when you swipe it in from the edge.

Try Cozy free for 7 days. Start the trial from the sheet that opens after you set up a journal, and switch on a reminder for the day before it ends. Buying Cozy on your iPhone now includes Cozy for Mac and Windows. Type your email after the purchase and the key lands in your inbox. Setting up a journal is one sheet now. Bought Cozy on your computer? Unlock with your email from the same sheet. On iPad and an open folding iPhone, the setup sheet sits in the middle of the screen, its words in a readable column. Lists go deeper: two keys above the keyboard move an item in or out a level. Fixes: the bars at the top and bottom come back the moment you leave an entry.

Cozy speaks Chinese, Simplified and Traditional. Pick it in Settings > Appearance > Language, or let it follow your iPhone. The keyboard gets out of your way. Tap a colour, a choice or a row and it closes. Drag a sheet and it goes down with your finger. Notices float in one place, above the tab bar. Each is one line: tap the words to read all of it, tap the X to close it. The date bar over an entry steps aside as you scroll, so the page is all writing. Media and Map in Look back grow out of the card you tapped. Fixes: Text Size no longer counts twice in titles and Search, the top bar on iOS 18 takes the page colour, and Camera RAW photos no longer freeze the Media grid.

Cozy fits the folding iPhone. Open, the list sits beside the entry and the two meet on the fold, so no line of writing runs through the crease. Closed, everything keeps clear of the camera and the side bar. Templates: start an entry from Morning pages, a bullet journal, gratitude, a daily review, or one you write yourself. Pick a default in Settings > Journal > Templates, or tap the template button above the keyboard while you write. Crash reports follow Settings now. Turn them off and Cozy sends none. The ones it sends carry no entry names, folders, or labels of what you tapped.

Find any place as you type: landmarks, venues and remote spots, each one its own pin on the map. The map works offline once you've looked at a place. Lock a journal with a password and open it with Face ID. It stays out of search until you open it. A writing streak counts your days in a row. Miss one and it starts again. Turn it off in Settings. Dictate with the microphone, punctuation included, or scan a paper page into an entry. Habits live in one place: tick a yes or no, pick a choice, type a count. On iPad, entries sit beside the one you're reading, with Command shortcuts. Three themes now, with the new Moss, deep greens from the app icon. Also: glass bars and tab bar, larger text sizes, a real date picker, quieter iCloud sync, and photos that open on any computer.