Friday was my last day at Day One and Automattic. What a ride. I spent nearly 16 years refining and improving this one app alongside some amazing folks. 50,000 of my own journal entries later, I'm on to the next thing.
Day One is in good hands and will continue the same level of trust and reliability we always had. My decision to leave was not related to any recent events at Automattic.
Day One isn’t going anywhere. Our VP of Product, @pedraum, steps in as Interim Head of @dayoneapp, working alongside the team that built it.
Read the story from the Day One team: dayoneapp.com/blog/celebrati…
Apple's got some work to do here to find the right balance safety and control. Hoping the additional explicit hoops to grant Full Disk Access don't actually make the situation worse. Don't take this away from developers as a supported option.
Ten years ago we introduced multiple journals in Day One. Now we have a way to organize them into collections which is an incredibly fun exercise if you have lots of journals like I do.
Your life’s moments just got easier to organize.
Day One now includes Journal Collections! Group your journals into named folders—Personal, Work, Travel, Grocery List No. 57—think of it as a table of contents for your innermost thoughts.