DayGram - One Line a Day Diary

Name: DayGram - One Line a Day Diary
Rating: 4.5 (235 reviews)
Author: EUIHYUNG JUNG

By: EUIHYUNG JUNG

A Private One-Line Journal

Features & Capabilities

DayGram is a beautifully minimal journal designed for distraction-free writing. Capture your day in a single line on an elegant E-Ink style display, and keep your memories private with password protection and Face ID. The app offers iCloud sync, a private Book of Days PDF export, 22 background themes, and support for attaching multiple photos.

Premium features are unlocked with a single one-time purchase: iCloud sync, all themes and borders, Book of Days export, handwriting OCR, and future updates. DayGram is your private sanctuary for recording thoughts, feelings, and daily moments.

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By:

EUIHYUNG JUNG

Rating:

4.50

(235) 2 new ratings

Version:

5.6.8 Last updated: 2026-05-26

Version code:

886084644

Creation date:

2015-06-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

63.99MB

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Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

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# 108,213 ▲ 1,175

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Developed by:

EUIHYUNG JUNG

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/daygram-one-line-a-day-diary/id977949232

User Reviews

DayGram is praised for its clean, distraction-free UI and privacy-friendly, ad-free model with solid cross-device syncing and the ability to backfill past days. Users repeatedly highlight its simplicity and long-term reliability. Common drawbacks involve sync reliability, occasional crashes, and export/backup limitations, with frequent requests for more customization and features (fonts, dark mode, image exports). Overall, it’s a beloved, low-friction diary that could benefit from stability tweaks and feature expansion.

Pros

Ads-free, privacy-first approach with no forced subscriptions and a one-time purchase.
Clean, minimal UI that is distraction-free and easy to use.
Strong cross-device syncing across iPhone, iPad, and Mac (with updates improving reliability).
Ability to backfill past days and log past entries, offering flexible journaling.
Optional passcode/privacy protection to keep diaries secure.

Cons

Sync can be slow or inconsistent across devices, leading to delays in updates.
Occasional crashes or instability that can cause entries not to be saved.
Data export/backups are not straightforward (difficulty exporting; backup may require email; PDF exports can be unreadable).
Feature gaps and customization requests (more fonts, exporting as images, color thumbnails, dark mode, weather/location autos).

Recent reviews

I always feel like journaling never worked for me but knowing that putting a sentence or two is enough for DayGram…it starts a habit that I’ve tried numerous times and failed. Give it a try. Also a nice way to get an idea out of your head and into your phone as quickly as possible. Having short-term memory problems, that very important for me.

by Ib*****, 2026-05-09

I’m really happy to see DayGram being maintained again. It’s my favorite diary app, and I often recommend it to friends. I have one small request: could you add a time format option in Settings, so users can choose between 24-hour time and AM/PM? Using AM/PM slows me down because I have to mentally convert it each time, so I often end up rewriting it in 24-hour format manually. — for example, 00:59 instead of 12:59 AM. I’ve been doing that several times a day for years. A simple toggle would make a big difference. —————— Thanks! I hadn’t used DayGram for a while because of compatibility issues, and I just downloaded it again a few days ago. I found the setting and have already switched it 🥳