DayJournal
Write right on your calendar.
DayJournal is a planner you write in. Pick up Apple Pencil and write straight onto the day, the week, the month or the year — and your handwriting belongs to the date you wrote it on, not to a spot on the screen.
Coming soon to the App StoreFor iPhone and iPad, iOS 18 or later.
A calendar that is also paper.
Write a note in a day’s box on the month grid and it is there, larger, at the top of that day in the week and in the day view. Zoom in to write, zoom out to see the month. Travel across time zones and Monday’s note is still on Monday.
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Ink that belongs to a date
One note, in every view. What you write in the month shows in the week and the day, because it is the same page at another size.
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Day, week, month and year
Each laid out like a printed page and zoomed like one. Scroll straight through the weeks and months — no arrows to tap — and each view keeps your place like a ribbon.
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Your events, in sync
Two-way sync with the calendars already on your device — iCloud, Google, Exchange and more. Press and drag down the hours to make an event exactly as long as you need.
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A sheet for every day
Add full A4 pages to any day — blank, ruled or dotted. Notebooks and folders hold everything that isn’t about a date.
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A pencil case that’s yours
Three pen slots, each a pen, a pencil that looks like graphite, or a highlighter. Shapes that snap clean, and text boxes for notes you’d rather type.
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Made for the hand that writes
Palm rejection, a page lock, and a lasso to move, resize, rotate or recolour. Copy on iPhone and paste on iPad.
Yours, and private.
Your planner lives on your device. Signing in is optional, and only carries your handwriting between your own iPhone and iPad.
- No account neededEvery feature works signed out, and then nothing leaves your device.
- Works offlineWrite anywhere. Sync catches up when you’re back online.
- No ads, no trackingNo analytics, no advertising, and nothing sold. Read the privacy policy.