Diary with lock - Lockable journal entry

With Lockable Diary with a lock feature, you can finally unleash your inner author without worrying about anyone snooping around. So go ahead, spill the tea, jot down those late-night revelations, or even confess your undying love for that cute barista - we promise, we won't tell a soul. Let's keep it strictly confidential, shall we?

Experience the ultimate privacy with this diary app as you jot down your daily events, appointments, deepest secrets, and heartfelt emotions.

Key Features:

• Secure pin code protection for utmost privacy

• Quick access to emojis using a handy built-in keyboard (Android version 4.1 or later required)

• Customize background color choices (Pink, Purple, Blue, and more)

• Adjust text size and font style to suit your preference

• Intuitive and user-friendly interface

• Convenient search function

• Most popular diary app on Google Play!

FAQs:

1. What other services are you compatible with?

Going forward, we plan on supporting additional services but have nothing else to announce at this time.

2. How does privacy work?

Privacy with us is very simple. Nobody can read your notes, except yourself. Nothing is "public" by default on WriteDiary. We do, however, plan to have a special "publish" and "share" option. In this mode, a user will be able to post and share diary entries to Facebook, Twitter or on his own public diary blog. But we have nothing more to announce at this time.

3. Who can see my entries?

All entries are private by default which means they are not visible or can not be read by anyone using WriteDiary.

4. How can I print my entries? 

We can send your all your notes to your email. You can then unzip this file and print as many as you'd like. You may also print any diary entry directly from the web browser.

5. How many diaris can I have?

You can have only one diary per registered email address. To create a second diary, you can register with a second email address.

6. Can I add photos to my diary entries?

No. Not at the moment, but we will maybe add this feature in the future, but currently we have nothing more to announce.

7 Tips On How To Write A Diary

We all remember hiding that little locked book under our mattress or in our sock drawer as a preteen, but now we are older and this is a new age. The 2024 diary should be different than that one you had in your youth. It is an older journal or diary for your own use. Even though your diary may never been seen by anyone there are still some tips and tricks to keeping a diary, especially an online one.

Writing a diary is easy. There a no hard rules you have to follow, and you simple write whatever comes to your mind as you write. But, over the years we have experienced what kind of diaries that engages it's owners, and makes them a helpful and interesting asset in their lives. Here we will try go give a short guide on what topics a diary entry might contain. That said, remember THERE ARE NO RULES.

If you are somebody who keeps a written diary about your recent life and the changes that have occurred, then you may be acutely aware of just how difficult it can be at times to actually make a quality diary post. It can take a considerable amount of time, and you don't want to write a load of nonsense that you aren't even sure fits the purposes of a diary!

A diary is purely your thoughts and feelings on any subject that takes your fancy. Remember, though, that in time you will be looking back on these writings and you may want to share them with others, so making sure they make sense and can actually be read by others is very important!

Taking that little bit of extra time to really record your thoughts and to dissect your thoughts properly can make a significant difference to the outcome of your writing. If you are struggling to come up with quality, unique insights that actually relate to how you feel and see the world, then try out these tips below.

1. Be Honest

When you are writing a diary entry, give the full story of your opinions, thoughts and fears. Really open up and let your feelings pour onto the page - holding back helps nobody.

2. Be Detailed

Think of it like a book - is it better when the description goes on and on and on? Or is it better when you are left to your own imagination? Picking the most insignificant details and adding them in is very important as you don't want to leave any stone unturned when trying to turn your diary from the ramblings of an angry individual to the structures theories and arguments of a modern member of society, do you?

3. Spell Check

If you are writing this then you need to go through for entries to find poor grammar, punctuation and spelling. Even the most diligent of minds will mess up every now and then, so look out for any little errors that crop up as you are writing each and every entry no matter how small or irrelevant.

4. Dates

Its a good idea to always include the date when you wrote the entry. Note: this is not the same as the date for the event or experience your are writing about. If you write about something that happened some days ago, you can either back-date the entire entry, or include the date inside the text itself.

5. Giving your entry a title

Its easier to scan through your notes later, if you include a short and descriptive subject for your daily entries. If not, It will just look like a "pile of notes", hard to navigate in.

6. Write short entries

Most people start out by writing long diary entries, even many pages, containing thousands of characters. Our experiences is that the most successive diaries are made up of short notes. It's not even required to write in it every day. Once or twice a week, is enough for some people. The avg. length of a diary entry is 450 characters long.:

"My family have been on a visit. They have been staying over for 2 nights, and we made a super delicious dinner today. Yesterday we barbecued. Last week I was in Florida for a 3 day holliday (from 5th to 7th). The whole class went, and we participated in a photo study course. I learned a lot. Now its time to sleep. Good night! Note: My family have been on a visit. They have been staying over for 2 nights, and "the bear" went crazy!"

That was 429 chars, close to an average diary entry. Another example: Many write about the training and fitness activity like this:

"5 pushups, run 10 min, walk 10 min, 3x15 sit-ups."

That's all! It doesn't need to be more complicated than that :-)

7. Don't worry if you can't add to it every day

You are not committed to write in your diary every day only because you have a diary. Add to it whenever you feel, skip a day, skip a week, it does not matter. Whats important is that you do add to it from time to time. But the more often, the more fun afterwards.

Bring You Convenience:

Designed for simplicity and ease of use, our diary app allows you to effortlessly input new notes at any time. Safeguard all your private thoughts with a pin code for added security.

Keep track of and document your daily activities

Make it a routine to quickly note down brief snippets during your day. Share details about your daily workout, school or work events, or weekend adventures with friends and family. Transform this into your go-to activity log. Embrace this as your personal journal which you can revisit years later for a trip down memory lane and shared laughs with loved ones. Since this app is text-based without images, it runs smoothly and efficiently on any Android device, consuming minimal memory and disk space.

Express with Emojis

If your Android phone supports it, sprinkle emojis throughout your entries. Embellish your diary notes with expressive heart emojis, joyful sport icons, or various emotional smileys.

Carry your diary wherever you go!

Regardless of tech proficiency, anyone can now embark on a lifelong diary journey. Join the masses in this popular diary movement.

Scripting your Autobiography

Seamlessly transform this diary app into a memoir or historical account. Keep a log to chronicle your life's story in your own personal daybook.

Safeguard all your personal narratives by setting up a pin code upon startup. Say goodbye to lost memories for good.