Daytuck
A page of your own.
A page together.
Keep your own words and photos, and remember shared experiences with people close to you.
For yourself
A sentence, a photo, or a longer entry. Titles are optional, and you can write more than one entry a day.
With each other
Keep shared experiences in one journal. Current members can see what you choose to post; your own drafts stay yours.
To look back on
Organize entries into journals, revisit a date, or search for words you wrote at the time.
Write it down. Make room for it.
An entry is a piece of writing or a set of photos. A journal keeps those entries together. Remember a walk, a day spent together, or a small thing you want to keep.
- Private entries
- Keep them for yourself. Entries and your own drafts are saved on your phone first, then sync to your own iCloud when it is available.
- Shared journals
- Once you choose to post, entries are stored in Daytuck’s cloud for current members to view online. Visibility is explained before joining, and each person edits only their own entries.
Private and shared stay distinct.
Joining a shared journal does not share your private entries or unpublished drafts. Saving on your phone, finishing cloud sync, and posting to other members are different steps.
Before changing phones or removing originals, check that sync is complete or make and keep your own backup. Keep your photo-library originals during testing.
Help when you need it.
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