Back on my bullshit.
@simonwoods I like the nagging feature for sure
@Gabz It's one of those apps that happens to fit perfectly with how my life works. This is the kind of idea and execution I have found lacking on Android and Windows; either it's not there, there but only in a few cases, or just buried in some website that genuinely looks like it is was absolutely built to steal your identity and destroy your computer *coughsourceforgecough* 🙄
@sarcassem Thanks! The first time I saw somebody else using emoji there was no going back. The bottom left app is DayGram, a simple journal.
@simonwoods That DayGram app is beautiful. I had never heard of it but just bought it. I’ve used Day One for years, but the minimalism of DayGram is great.
@canion Yeah I like it, even just on the face of it. Must confess I'm unsure if it's rock-solid or anything but in a weird way that works for me, since I'm not necessarily looking for a permanent journal storage as a must-have feature.
@simonwoods The iCloud sync is a bit janky. It’s not going to replace Day One but I think it can offer some fun.
@canion Can be useful to just spend some time with a different UX, especially for a regular habit.