Search: find anything you wrote, in seconds
Type two letters and idazery looks through your diary entries, tasks, reminders and notes at once. Open any result and you land on its day.
Search the text of your days
Most of the time you look for something you wrote in a day. Search a word and you get the days that mention it, with their photo if they have one and the word highlighted in the text. Click a day to open it.
Results as you type
Type in the search box at the top, from any screen. After two letters the results appear, grouped by topics, tasks, reminders, diary entries and notes. Move through them with the arrow keys and Enter, or with the mouse.
One search, five places
The same search looks in your diary entries, your tasks with the topic they belong to, your reminders, your notes and your topics. You do not have to remember where you wrote it.
Go straight to the day
Click an entry or a task and idazery takes you to its day in the timeline. Click a topic to open its screen, or a note to open the note.
All the results
Press Enter, or choose “See all results”, to open the page with every result: up to 20 per section, with what you searched highlighted. Refine the search to narrow it down.
Only inside your diary
The search only looks inside your own account: your entries, your tasks, your notes. Nobody else's, and nothing is shared.
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Searching is part of the Journal and Complete plans. Topics, tasks, reminders and notes appear in the results with the Complete plan, which is where they exist.
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