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Pros
Pro Automatically posts photos and locations if I don’t have time to
Pro Multiple media types supported
Can attached multiple images and videos to each entry.
Pro Local syncing
Can sync locally with WIFI and not use cloud services.
Pro macOS app
Has a macOS app counterpart.
Pro Rich text formatting
Supports rich text formats. Bold, Italics and underline.
Pro Templates
Supports custom templates for quick insertion into entries.
Pro Location and weather support
Location and weather data is automatically acquired and added to entry.
Pro Feeds support
Can import from social media services and calendar such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Flickr.
Pro Cloud syncing
Can sync with iCloud and Dropbox.
Pro Multiple tags
Supports more than one tag for each entry.
Pro Multiple journals
Can have more than one journal.
Pro Can export your diary to PDF or Markdown
Pro Beautiful design
Diarly looks simple and beautiful. You can choose from many color themes or make your own.
Pro Supports password encryption
All entries are stored encrypted in the cloud for maximum security and privacy.
Pro Fair price
It has a fair one-time purchase price. This app won't cost a fortune if you write your diary in it for the rest of your life.
Pro Timestamps can be inserted
This can be used to mark the exact time of day different part of a diary entry was written.
Pro Has a Mac app
They sync via iCloud.
Cons
Con Couldn’t synch
I couldn’t synch, I couldn’t save into the cloud, couldn’t make an extra journal and ended completely disappointed because I paid and can’t really use it for anything.
Con Images way to small in entry page
The images in an entry don't automatically appear. You have to click a slightly dark button that tells you there are images in your entry. However, the images still appear small. If you double-click, the image appears large but the text gets covered.
Con Feeds are charged individually
You have to pay for each of the feeds that you want to import and you can’t import your photos from the roll with a date like in other more famous journaling apps.
Con Can’t see all the entries within a specific tag
And the service wouldn’t give an answer about this feature.
Con Unreliable and buggy
It's still 'flaky', what you would expect from an app in beta. It sometimes crashes, thus unstable; it also freezes; it does not import, as yet. You are also unable to try before you buy. It has some work to do before becoming a quality app.
