iDailyDiary lets you keep a personal diary on your computer.
After the outbreak of blogs it might seem like no one is still keeping one of those old-style diaries in moleskin notebooks. In case you're one of the traditionalists still out there, here's a little piece of software that may be of interest.
Introduction
iDailyDiary lets you write your thoughts in a personal diary on your computer, which certainly adds quite a few advantages to the traditional paper notebook. First – and most obvious – you save trees. Plus you can take your diary anywhere with you on a small USB key, even if you've been writing it for years.
Features
Besides protecting the environment, iDailyDiary is also safer, because it encrypts and password-protects your texts. It is also easier to use: you can have multiple tabbed pages for each day, browse through your diary with a handy calendar on the bottom bar and also search for any given text in just two clicks.
iDailyDiary supports rich text, which means you can insert bold, italics and the like, plus images, web links and other eye candy. This functionality is not perfect though. For example, the text font selection can be a bit annoying, as the drop-down menu doesn't show how each font looks like before applying it to the text. Also, images can't be properly aligned to text in iDailyDiary.
iDailyDiary is a handy and easy to use electronic tool for your personal diary.
