This app is so user friendly and turned out to be exactly what I was searching for! I’m going back through our Google photos each day for the past ten years and adding them into Diarium. It’s creating a family photo album/journal that my children will be able to look back on and see the adventures and normalcies of virtually every day of their lives! It’s been a huge project that I’m 10/12 months into and I am so happy with it!

If the developer would add checkboxes ☑️ for using with to-do lists that would be awesome. I went to the developer’s online forum(very nice btw) and it appears that adding checkboxes isn’t as easy as it would seem. So in the meantime I will use ✔️ ✅ ☑️ emojis to show that I have completed the tasks. I’d like to thank the developer for an awesome app and great pricing, but I still hope that one day checkboxes can be added to Diarium. 😁

Love the app! Easy to use each day on trip. Used at the end of each day. Easy to use. Only request would be to have option to how many pictures per page when downloading to Word document. And, would like pictures to have “keep ratio” format so as not to manually need to do this to each picture.

I have been using Journey and Dayone for several years. Journey is good, but their synchronization is somewhat strange and very slow. Dayone wants subscriptions. Diarium will change for each OS you put it on, but it all syncs, you pay once, and everything works really super well. I was able to import years of Journey entries and am even synching them on my Synology Nas, so they aren’t internet facing.

Definitely awesome app, easy to use to navigate and cheap, the only thing I don’t like is that shows all the pictures that I took that day, and if I want to show what happened to that specific party on that day all the pictures appeared even though the ones I don’t want to share that I just want to keep in my camera but not in my joirnal

I love all the little things I can add and being able to see on a map where I went and the pictures I add it. It feels so much more alive than just writing down a journal. Instead, I always feel like in the movies when they have the pictures stuck on itineraries.