Plans and pricing

idazery Journal

$1 a month

Billed annually: $12 a year

$49 once

One payment, yours for good.

It doesn't renew by itself. You decide.30-day money-back guarantee.

Your personal diary, and nothing else.

  • Private & Secure Account
  • Access from any device
  • Unlimited entries
  • Up to 5 images per entry
  • Mood tracking
  • Import and export
  • Two-Factor Authentication

idazery Complete

$2 a month

Billed annually: $24 a year

$99 once

One payment, yours for good.

It doesn't renew by itself. You decide.30-day money-back guarantee.

Everything in Journal, plus:

  • Tasks and planner
  • Agenda and your calendars
  • Notes and Tags
  • Reminders, anniversaries
  • Mood patterns and trends
  • Analytics & statistics
  • Auto-lock

What happens after the trial?

If you don't choose a plan, you can write on up to 5 new days with content each month, always in the current month.

A day counts when you change anything in it (its text, mood, favorite or a photo), and each day can have one image. The count starts again every month.

The entries you already have stay available to read, edit and export, but empty days of previous months can't be filled in.

To write without limits, choose the idazery Journal plan. To also use the planner and the other features, choose the idazery Complete plan.

David Sedaris

David Sedaris

My compulsive cleaning habits

"Whenever I tell people about my compulsive cleaning habits, they always say the same thing: 'Wow, your apartment must be spotless!' But the truth is, my apartment is always a disaster. I spend so much time cleaning that I never have time to actually tidy up.

It's like I'm caught in this endless loop of cleaning and mess-making. I'll spend hours scrubbing the toilet, and then five minutes later, I'll spill something on the floor and have to start all over again.

And the worst part is, I'm not even sure why I'm so obsessed with cleanliness. Maybe it's because my mother was a neat freak and it's just ingrained in me. Or maybe it's because I'm secretly afraid of germs and bacteria and the idea of getting sick.

Whatever the reason, it's become a bit of a joke among my friends. They'll come over and purposely make a mess just to see how I react. And of course, I'll freak out and start cleaning like a maniac.

But I can't help it. The idea of living in a dirty, cluttered space is just too much for me to handle. So I'll keep cleaning and organizing and sanitizing, even if it means living in a perpetual state of chaos."

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Excerpt from David Sedaris diary.

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