Myary — date-based writing and journaling for Mac
Myary is an easy-to-use app for diaries, project documentation, blog drafts, and any text you want to store with a specific date. It combines a clean writing experience with powerful markup support and flexible file-based storage.
Instead of locking your entries in a proprietary database, Myary saves each entry as a plain text file in a folder you choose. This makes your writing portable, transparent, and easy to sync via iCloud, Dropbox, or any other file-sync workflow.
Why Myary stands out
Rich markup support: Markdown, MultiMarkdown, Markdown Extra, Textile, Wikitext, HTML, BBCode, and Smark are supported, plus a built-in preview for formatting checks.
Writing comfort: Automatic lists, MultiMarkdown table assistance, keyboard shortcuts, distraction-free mode, auto-save, spell check, and find/replace help you stay in flow.
Open storage system: Every dated entry is stored as a readable file, so your notes remain accessible in other editors and future-proof over time.
Powerful organization: Integrated search, calendar-based navigation, color labels compatible with Finder, and support for quick notes and ideas.
Attachments and interoperability: Add files to entries, edit in external text apps, and send content to other apps when needed.
Broad export options: Export to TXT, RTF, RTFD, DOC, ODT, HTML, PDF, EPUB, Textbundle, and Textpack.
Version details
- Version: 2.7.0
- Developer: Xelaton Software
- Interface languages: English, German, French
- Compatibility: macOS 10.13 or later
- Architecture: Apple silicon (ARM) and Intel (x86-64)
For downloads and updates, prefer the official developer channels.
