Análisis de la app Harukan: Diary, Habit Tracker para 8 de noviembre

One box a day. You don't have to write well. "Tired." is a fine place to start. ■ There is no server Harukan has no sign-up, no login, and no developer-operated server. What you write and the photos you attach never leave this device. The developer cannot read them either. ■ Three easy ways to write · Free — as much or as little as you like · One line — a single sentence · Prompt — answer today's question ■ Passcode and fingerprint lock Set a passcode and your titles, entries, tags and photos are encrypted on the device. The key is your passcode itself, so no one — including the developer — can open it. Unlock with your fingerprint too. ■ Discover your own rhythm · Mood over time and day-of-week patterns · The words you use most · Correlations like "how I felt on days I exercised" · A weekly report ■ Plans, too Write down what's coming and get a reminder. See past entries and upcoming plans together on one calendar. Export to your calendar app any time. ■ Look back Meet what you wrote a month ago, or a year ago today. ■ Your backup, in your hands Export everything to a single password-protected file. Change phones and that one file brings it all across. Nothing is uploaded to a cloud automatically. ■ About ads A banner appears only on browsing screens. No ads while you are writing or editing an entry. Harukan Plus comes as a monthly pass to start light, or a one-time lifetime pass. Both remove the ads and lift the plan limit. The monthly pass renews automatically and can be cancelled anytime in Play Store. The lifetime pass is a single payment with nothing charged monthly. The diary itself is completely free.