Day One Offers Printed Journals

Day One has evolved over the years into one of the premier journaling apps on iOS. The app lets you combine your words with images, weather data, location information, and even your step count to create a highly-personalized journal. Now, you can preserve your memories as a book too.

Bloom Built, the maker of Day One, knows that journals can be very personal. It says the files used to create your book are securely delivered to its printer, printing is automated, so no one has to review the file, and at the end of the process, the file is deleted.

Whether you have a journal that you want to share with someone as a gift or simply want to preserve your memories in a tangible medium, the Day One Book looks like a great option. I have not seen a Day One Book in person, but judging from the screenshots in Day One’s announcement, I suspect Bloom Built will have a hit on its hands.

Day One Books are priced from $14.99 for a 50-page book to $49.99 for a 400-page book. There are $5 add-on fees if you prefer a hardbound book or want to include color content. Shipping is just $5 too. Currently, Day One Books are only available in the US, but international shipping is slated to be added in the future.

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