Day One gives itself a "Premium" service

Posted by Paul Korm
Jun 28, 2017 at 12:08 AM

Jumping on the subscription bandwagon, the journaling app, Day One, announced a premium version for $49.99/year (a discount is available for the first year for new users—a bigger discount for certain existing users).

http://help.dayoneapp.com/day-one-2-0/day-one-premium-faq

If you are a Day One user you’d need to read the blog to sort out what this means for you. What it means for me is “forget it”. I like Day One a lot. I migrated to it from MacJournal because Day One was well designed. But now for the same price, MacJournal might be a much better option since it offers far more features than Day One.

I don’t mind subscription software if the developer is offering a significant difference for the increased price. On first glance, that’s not the case with Day One.