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We do not have plans to fully support writing LaTeX.We hope to release a public beta in a month or two.

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Our security code is currently being audited by a third-party company. Locking Bear with Face/Touch ID, and per-note encryption is planned for our next update, Bear 1.7.Our goal is to make the web app a Good Citizen in mobile and desktop browsers.

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We do not have plans for native Android or Windows versions.

Making and supporting apps is hard, and we don’t want a surprise or delay to let you down because of an arbitrary due date.

We generally do not share ETAs on upcoming features, as we feel they cause more harm than good.

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Download Bear for iPad and iPhone free!.

We’ll delete posts and comments that violate these rules. Don’t be a dick, do not post hateful content, do not personally attack anyone. We love reading your treads and we encourage feedback from our bear family! Our subscribers are the best, much love and Bear hugs :) Here we can discuss tips, workflows, news, and how-tos. Or for someone who has a Macbook and an Android phone, Journey would be the better choice as they can sync between devices.Welcome to the official subreddit for Bear - flexible notes, beautiful writing on Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch. But for someone who uses Microsoft, Journey is a great option. This is not a big deal to me, as I am an Apple user. They both have their pros and cons, but this is what I love about each:ĭay One is only available for Apple products. You can not view the calendar and photos at the same time, for instance. Journey has the maps, the posts, the photos and the calendar, but the presentation is not as sophisticated as Day One. I decided to pay the $14.99 since I really wanted to be able to journal from anywhere and could not do that with DayOne, and a one time fee of $14.99 sounded better than $19.99 a year. I used the Cloud version for a couple of weeks and found that I liked being able to journal from work on breaks and add to my journal from my phone. They don’t post your location or the weather with the Cloud version. Journey also offers a free Cloud based version that allows you to journal, but not add photos or access the calendar.

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But everything is also synced to my Google account, so if I get another computer, I can either just use Google and journal for free OR I can put the app on that computer and sync it and have everything on the new computer. I would have to pay an additional $4.99 to have the app on my iPhone.

From the website, Journey looked visually similar to Day One and instead of an annual for $24.99 (I subscribed when they were running a promotion for $19.99 a year), I could just pay $14.99 for the life of my computer. So, when the year was almost up, I started looking at different option and came across Journey. I did use The Cloud, but it was a hassle.

What I don’t love about Day One is that I can’t journal from other computers and that it is downloaded on my computer as a file, so when I got a new laptop this year, I had to transfer the files over. I challenged myself to take one photo a day – could be of anything but to find something visually interesting in my day every day, like the sun coming in my dining room window as I drank my Dandy Blend in the morning or my daughter wrapped up in a fluffy blanket. The photos are also put in a calendar type style so you can see which photo(s) you took which day. You have the option of putting a title for each post which is in bold and when you look over the posts in order, you just see the titles and a few lines of each post. The calendar is bold and show the dates you journaled. The only thing I could not do was journal on another computer and sync it. After a few months, I decided to spend the money to get the annual subscription, which allowed me to upload more than one photo per entry and journal across devices–so I could journal on my phone and it would show up on my computer. I have been using Day One to journal on a near daily basis for over a year now.