Day One’s new Shared Journals feature allows you to share tales and experiences with friends and family. Shared journals let you and your friends privately exchange life updates. You may share experiences with up to 30 individuals on this little social network. Sharing journals allows users to comment and respond to posts, adding social engagement to the program.
Day One says shared diaries are different from personal diaries and that private diary entries are never shareable. The business says shared journals are end-to-end encrypted. Shared journal creators can remove members, and members can leave.
Day One Premium costs $3 per month to create shared journals. Invitees can use your shared journal for free. Premium users can create limitless shared journals.
The business believes shared journals may be used for family and small buddy groups in numerous ways. This function may be used as a digital family memory book, especially if your family is spread apart. You and your family may use shared journals to exchange travel memories and images.
Wellness programs like fitness challenges and mental health support groups might use it. Share advice and support each other as you conquer problems. To build a more intimate In a shared notebook, you might write a couple’s notebook about your relationship and celebrate milestones.
To use shared journals, touch the app’s upper-left menu’s new “Shared” option. Click “New Shared Journal,” then name and personalize your new journal. Day One advises clarifying the title and description since you’ll share them. Use an invite link to invite members. After exchanging invite links, you may approve or reject member requests.
After publishing the first Shared Journal item, it will display in the “Timeline” view. The entry will include the date, your name, and a preview of any photographs you uploaded. It will include reactions and comments.
The new feature launches just over a month after Apple launched its Journal app. Capture moments with text, images, videos, music, locations, and more with the app. The journal additionally offers tailored journal entry ideas using AI. Today’s announcement may be Day One’s attempt to maintain and attract customers by offering a feature that sets its platform apart.
