Capture 365 Journal app for iPhone and iPad

4.0 ( 1280 ratings )

Productivity Lifestyle
Developer: Sockii Pty Ltd

7.99 USD

Current version: 3.7.10, last update: 1 year ago
First release : 23 Sep 2015
App size: 77.97 Mb

Capture 365 Journal is a beautiful and easy to use diary/journal. You will have complete access to your journals all the time, allowing you capture your thoughts and special moments throughout the day.

KEY FEATURES
- Sync with iCloud, Dropbox or 365 Direct Sync.
- Sync with Capture 365 Journal Mac.
- Shared Syncing with other people.*
- Cloud Sync service data encryption.
- Location and Weather.
- Multiple photos and videos.
- Add multiple journal entries each day
- Multiple journal tags per entry.
- Automatically import events and social media posts* to your journals.
- Passcode & Touch ID protection.
- Automated backups.
- Export your journals as email, PDF or RTF by dates and tags.
- Custom font style and sizing.
- Search and view your journals by tags and locations.
- Reminders.
- Supports right to left writing direction.
- User customisable templates.
- Rich text support.
- Multiple journal support.
- 365+ Automation (Automatic Journaling)*

Sync Support
Sync and store your data on cloud services such as iCloud or Dropbox. Alternatively, sync using 365 Direct Sync. 365 Direct Sync will transmit directly to your other devices over your local network.

Keep your journals in sync - no matter if youre on the Mac, iPad or iPhone.

Shared Syncing*
Create, edit, view and sync your journal entries with your family and friends.

Multiple Photos and Videos
Attach multiple photos and videos to each of your journal entries.

Location and Weather
Add a location to your journal entry, so you will always remember where the event took place. Records weather conditions for the location as well.

365+ Automation (Automatic Journaling)*
Automatically create entries based on places you have visited throughout your day. Photos taken will be imported into corresponding entries.

Feed Support
Automatically import Calendar events and posts from Facebook*, Twitter*, Flickr* and Instagram* into your journal.

*feature requires in-app purchase

Exporting
Export journals - filtered by date and tags - as a beautifully generated PDF or RTF document, which can be emailed out.

Backups
Automated system that handles the data backups for you, which can be stored on iCloud.

SUPPORT
Please write to us instead of submitting bugs or questions in an App Store review.

Visit us at www.sockii.com
Contact us at [email protected]

*The 365+ Automation feature includes access to all Feeds and shared syncing. This feature is subscription based. The duration of this subscription is for 1 year (US$4.49). Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal. Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the users Account Settings after purchase. No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period.

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Terms of Use: http://capture365journal.com/terms.html

Pros and cons of Capture 365 Journal app for iPhone and iPad

Capture 365 Journal app good for

Ive used a lot of diary apps from Day to Flava and Momento, MacJournal of corse and this is by far the best diary writing app out there. There are basically two flavor of Journaling apostle; the all day at a time approach and the moment by moment approach. I really prefer the mement by moment approach. This app has introduced it flawlessly and it runs on the Mac, iPad and and iPhone in perfect harmony. In a moment by moment approach you write indiscreet blocks of time as many as youd like to record. This encourages journaling as you only need to write brief chunks. I find it a more fun approach. This is one nicer app.

Nice interface , user friendly , backs up well on both IPad and iPhone , the best feature I like is the ability to add video. Very happy

Some bad moments

This is a one machine app. An iMac and an iPad cannot be used together. If one is used the other will not sync. The only way to keep them together is to make frequent backups, copy them to the iCloud Drive and then to the machine that is behind. And then reload the machine that is behind. Not sure if they use the same file on iCloud for syncing, no way to now. Sync does not work on iCloud, or Direct "Sync".

The most important feature for me was syncing between devices using iCloud. Does not even come close. I have had to reset sync settings on devices when I want them to sync. Sorry I wasted my money.

Used a lot of dairy apps. This one is the best. It beats Day One because can store multiple photos, and VIDEO in the entry. It also gives you a map of all your entries. Pulls weather to the record. Interface is not as pretty, but it is correctable. Great app. Really all the features that you may want.

Ive been searching for a journaling app that could synch my phone and MacBook via wifi, WITHOUT USING THE CLOUD. Someone finally gets it that there are people who dont want their personal info in someone elses hands out in the cloud forever potentially at risk. In any event, after downloading and rebooting both devices, the apps appear to work very well as described.

I was very disappointed with this app. It doesnt sync my entries between the iPhone and the iPad.

I used a lot of journal apps a while ago, but finally settled on Day One app for a little more than three years. Had Capture 365 Version 1 then, but didn’t like it. However, the latest version of this app made me decide to leave Day One and stick with Capture 365. Version 3 of Capture 365 isn’t perfect, but has most features that I want and like. Love the ability to add multiple photos AND videos. The wifi syncing is fast. I always opt for the wifi syncing towards the cloud one. The themes are cool, but maybe they’ll add more later. The Apple Watch version works much better than Day One. I wish they gave us slots to create custom automated entries when posting from the Apple Watch or the ability to check in to a vendor like on Foursquare. I also wish the app would be able to read the metadata in photos, like the time and location. Right now it can only do the time, but not location. The reason for that is that sometimes I take photos of my whereabouts and post them on my journal later on. I can do that with Day One, but not with Capture 365. As for the location matter, I hope the app would let us use vendor name as the location of an entry so we don’t have to keep looking at the map to see the entry location. Other than the things I mentioned above, I must say I’m loving Capture 365 better than other journal apps I’ve tried, including Day One. I haven’t run into any issues just yet. Great job, guys. I hope you can take my suggestions and wishes I listed above into your app. Yay!

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