After updating to 2025.19 of Day One for Android, you’ll notice a new Prompts tab in the lower toolbar. Tap Prompts to get started.

With Prompt Packs, you can:

• Browse and answer prompts from any available pack in the new Prompt Gallery.
• Add packs to your My Prompts library to personalize your journaling experience and link them to specific journals.
• Track your progress with a visual meter showing how many prompts you’ve completed.
• Hide unwanted prompts so you see only the ones that inspire you.

Prompt Packs are currently available in English. If your device is set to another language, you can still try them by toggling the feature on in Settings > Labs.

Check out the Prompt Packs announcement blog post for more details and FAQs.

Don’t Miss: New Labs for Android

Already live on Android, Day One Labs let you try experimental features early and help shape the future of journaling. From Settings > Labs, you can explore new tools, share your feedback, and be part of what’s next for Day One.

• AI Entry Summary – Generate a concise summary of your current journal entry directly in the entry editor. Read the tutorial. Read the tutorial.
• AI Multi Entry Summary – Open any date’s entries from different years and generate a single, cohesive summary of your journal entries for that date across all years. Read the tutorial.
• AI Image Generation – Generate custom images in the editor based on a journal entry’s content. Read the tutorial.
• AI Go Deeper – Generate personalized and dynamic prompts in the editor based on what you’ve written, helping you reflect further and uncover new insights. Read the tutorial.
• AI Title Suggestions – Generate entry title suggestions based on the content of your entry. Read the tutorial.
• Prompt Packs – Users who have a device language other than English can manually toggle on Prompt Packs via Labs.

This release brings fresh inspiration with Prompt Packs and reminds you that Labs is just a tap away. Update now and see what’s next for journaling in Day One for Android.

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Copying entries between journals has been a highly requested feature for Day One Android. Here’s a quick demo of how it works:

More Improvements

• Added support for .heic and .heif file types.
• Color improvement in avatar icon.
• Removed redundant color in encryption settings.

Fixes

• Fixed maps tab not loading on app launch.
• Status bar color no used on Android 9 and older devices.
• Fixed occasional crashes on some devices.

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If you haven’t tried the Day One on the web yet, now’s the perfect time. With QR Code Login, accessing your journals is faster and easier than ever.

Why Use QR Code Login for the Web?

• Quick and Simple: Log in to Day One Web by scanning a QR code with your mobile phone.
• Secure Encryption Key Sync: Skip manual entry—your encryption key is automatically transferred during login. Your Master Key is securely encrypted during transfer, ensuring that our servers never have access to it.
• Cross-Platform Compatibility: Works seamlessly with both iOS and Android versions of the Day One app (versions 2024.25 or higher), and for both free and Premium accounts.
• Prevent Account Duplication: Ensure you’re always logging into the correct account.

How to Use QR Code Login

On iOS

Before you begin, make sure you have a device that is currently logged into Day One. Make sure you’re running Day One 2024.25 or higher.

1. Visit dayone.me/login on a non-logged-in device, such as your desktop or laptop.
2. Use your phone’s camera to scan the QR code displayed on the web login screen.

3. A confirmation modal will appear. Tap “Log in” to confirm.

4. That’s it! You’ll be logged in, and your encryption key will securely transfer automatically.

On Android

Before you begin, make sure you have a device that is currently logged into Day One. Make sure you’re running Day One 2024.25 or higher.

1. Visit dayone.me/login on a non-logged-in device, such as your desktop or laptop.
2. Use your phone’s camera to scan the QR code displayed on the web login screen.

3. A confirmation modal will appear. Tap “Log in” to confirm.

4. That’s it! You’ll be logged in, and your encryption key will transfer automatically.

Try QR Code Login for The Web Now

This update is designed to save time, reduce friction, and make your journaling experience more seamless and secure across all platforms. QR Code Login ensures effortless access to your journals while keeping your data safe. If you haven’t explored Day One for the web yet, give it a try.

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Fixes

• Fixed image rotation issues during imports from Journey.
• Fixed occasional crash during journal export.
• Improved handling of unsupported features in entries, making them more compatible across platforms.
• Fixed editor issues, including problems with indents and line merges.
• Made accessibility updates to the sign-in screen when using large font size.
• Resolved a crash related to speech recognition in search.
• Fixed display of the sync status screen in dark/light modes.

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Fixes

• Fixed an issue with syncing while the app is in the background.
• Fixed an issue where and entry would not appear correctly in “On This Day” after manually updating the entry date.

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