Journalistic

Update: Apple will not remove PWA support in iOS 17.4 🎉

@adircode Thanks for the shout out and the kind words Adir. This coming from a UX designer is quite a testiment 🙏🏽

I've been using @journalisticapp for the past week as a bullet journal to track my days. It's a full featured journaling apps with a robust tagging system with groups and stats and everything. Also it's a fantastic case for PWA, the Android app feel native journalisticapp.com

@userqqq01 Are you still experiencing problems?

Really nice and detailed review 🙏🏽

@firt Filled it 🙏🏽

@journalisticapp Check x.com/OpenWebAdvocac…

Unfortunately, Journalistic will likely stop working on iPhones for EU users, including myself. It’s tragic!

@SatyaSibaNayak I used to have Android, bought my first iPhone ever ~ 4 weeks ago 🤡

Journalistic is now also available on @storedotapp store.app/pwa-journalist…

There are currently issues with several sign up methods, I'm working on a resolution. Sorry for the inconvenience 🙏🏽

Some Good Reasons to Journal Daily journalisticapp.com/blog/some-good… I live my life with bullet points and lists. I'm rather keen on this app 👌

@pkm_one Thanks 🙏🏽

Õne of the best article on data privacy I have read on @journalisticapp blog! journalisticapp.com/blog/talking-p…

@MadeWithVueJS 🙏🏽

.@journalisticapp is a micro journaling app #madewithvuejs and Nuxt! The PWA lets you log your thoughts, ideas and dreams to become more mindful about what's happening in your life 🧘 - madewithvuejs.com/journalistic

I've stumbled upon an extraordinary journaling app on reddit that has truly impressed me: journalisticapp.com. Just 3 days into using it, I've already noticed a remarkable enhancement in the clarity of my mind.

@SahilBloom journalisticapp.com has fixed every journal friction feeling I've ever felt. Completely free, no need to buy journals or pens, has great insights, and looks amazing! I'd recommend to anybody.

@jasonwmosquera @SahilBloom That is so great to hear Jason, thanks a lot for sharing 🙏🏽

I’ve tried every fancy note-taking strategy in the world, but I’ve found the simple strategy that works for me: This pocket notebook and pen. I write down anything that strikes me as interesting, but... Rule: I have to “act” on anything I write down within 24 hours. Act can mean: • Teaching the idea to someone • Reading to learn more • Executing the to-do item • Crossing the note off as uninteresting The point is that anything that gets written has to create some movement. It means that anything I write has real weight to it. Pocket size means I can’t take too many notes (high-impact ideas only). This plus my "act rule" prevents the kind of copy and paste arbitrary note-taking that plagued my school years. I've been using this strategy for the last year and it has worked wonders: • Significantly improved idea retention • Better focus on identifying the important • Lower stress/anxiety about "missing" things If you've ever struggled to find a strategy that works, give it a shot and let me know what you think.

@rishi_mguin Hey Rishi, just saw this now. I'm really glad that you enjoy the app. Thanks a lot for sharing your experience 🙏🏽

@10words_io Thanks for sharing 🙏🏽

Minimalistic micro journaling app - @journalisticapp click.10words.io/click?appIdent…

We've hit 30k signups 🥳

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