![]() There is no way to integrate weather information. It requires manual input to add location. Hit the Done button whenever you finish writing, and the entry will be displayed on the home. The attach option at the bottom lets you add a photo, video, entry info, and more. You can change the font color, add bullet points, numbers, checkbox, integrate comment, and even add code to an entry. ![]() I like how it adds the little details before the user starts writing. ![]() The entry attaches the current location, time, weather, altitude, and creation device, by default. You can either use templates (will talk about them later), or create an entry with audio, photo, add a draw, text, or scan a document. On Day One, either tap on the options from home or select the ‘+’ button. This is the most important part of any diary app. The Settings, Calendar, and Search menu are at the top, which is quite hard to reach. The app also supports various themes like Red, Green, Gold, Blue, Black, etc. Momento uses the light brown theme to give you a feel of a real diary. In terms of customization, one can change the app icon, apply dark theme, change font style, and size from the Settings menu. The app smartly uses haptic feedback throughout the UI. Apart from the search menu, I like how all the functions are within reach. In terms of overall fluidity, I found Day One to be better than Momento.ĭay One use the classic hamburger menu and Blue/White theme to get started. Meanwhile, Momento is iOS exclusive only.īoth apps provide the classic iOS bottom bar menu with major functions. Cross-Platform Availabilityĭay One is available on all the Apple hardware, including iPhone, iPad, Mac, and even Apple Watch. In this post, we are going to compare Day One and Momento based on various factors, including UI, features, theme, security, cross-platform availability, price, and more.
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