Super disappointing. I knew it was coming when they tore out Dropbox and iCloud support.
I paid for the new version to support them, didn't get any new features. Now merely 1.5 years after purchase, the only new feature I can recall is E2E encryption. And this only really brings it closer to parity with the old one, since we could spread who held our data with Dropbox/Apple. On top of that, the newer version is slower to load, and lags considerably when scrolling. A journal app that's supposedly "lifetime" running into issues handling 2 years of data is horrid. I still use the old one because it's faster and iCloud/Dropbox support.
Too many companies latch onto the one product that made them successful and don't try to reiterate/improve. I think DayOne was an awesome product at its time, but something else needs to come out. Forcing everyone to a subscription in order to sustain the company means they need to innovate more, not charge more. Best of luck to them, but I really wish they'd use their brains to come up with more products for me to buy instead.
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Super disappointing. I knew it was coming when they tore out Dropbox and iCloud support.
I paid for the new version to support them, didn't get any new features. Now merely 1.5 years after purchase, the only new feature I can recall is E2E encryption. And this only really brings it closer to parity with the old one, since we could spread who held our data with Dropbox/Apple. On top of that, the newer version is slower to load, and lags considerably when scrolling. A journal app that's supposedly "lifetime" running into issues handling 2 years of data is horrid. I still use the old one because it's faster and iCloud/Dropbox support.
Too many companies latch onto the one product that made them successful and don't try to reiterate/improve. I think DayOne was an awesome product at its time, but something else needs to come out. Forcing everyone to a subscription in order to sustain the company means they need to innovate more, not charge more. Best of luck to them, but I really wish they'd use their brains to come up with more products for me to buy instead.