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Is this solving a different problem than Apple's Journal app?

• xenodium 2y ago
  The UX itself is a unique strength. It feels more like a microblogging app. Easy to post, search, and browse your private feed. Also, it feels much less like a journaling app and more of whatever you want it to be. Or as jcs from irreal puts it https://irreal.org/blog/?p=12908 https://irreal.org/blog/?p=12908: "As more and more users have started using the beta, I’ve come to realize that Journelly is a bit of a shape shifter that adapts itself to your needs." Unlike Apple, Journelly is entirely offline by default (with optional iCloud syncing). It stores your data to a single plain text file (much friendlier for data preservation). You can see it all in more detail at the blog post https://xenodium.com/journelly-like-tweeting-but-for-your-eyes-only https://xenodium.com/journelly-like-tweeting-but-for-your-ey... Hope that answers your question.