Here’s how it works. Knowing how to use the iOS 17.2 Journal app allows you to keep a diary of your daily activities. By pulling information together in one place, it lets you focus on special ...

A symptoms journal is a written record of your health symptoms. It includes information about flare-ups that you and your doctor can use to identify triggers and improve your quality of life.

I’m not a natural gardener—but my backyard has become a kind of happy place. In this video, I’m sharing my process for ...

In a bullet journal, you create a table of contents, which you can then use to quickly navigate to different sections of the journal. Each page is divided into two columns, with the left column ...

The Journal app can use on-device machine learning to pick out important moments from your day (based on things like texts and calls, workouts, photos, and more), and then use those moments to ...

It may be some time before Apple makes significant changes to how the Journal app operates. For now, it's good enough for general use and may attract users who've never journaled before.

Most people use a physical notebook and pen to keep their bullet journal. It’s not your only option though. You can also create and keep a digital bullet journal in Microsoft Word. There are two ...

well, not actually getting any journaling done. To get back to the basics, I'm running an experiment by using WhatsApp as my personal journal—an idea I saw from Lifehacker's own Jake Peterson ...

Gevinson likes journals from Season Paper, Cambridge Imprint and Midori but encourages those new to journaling to “use a legal pad if it helps you feel less pressure.” You can also keep a ...

As your operation grows, it gets difficult to keep track of what to do next, and that's where the Journal comes in handy. Using the Journal is very easy. You just need to open your phone by ...