3 pages daily

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A guided daily journal with three pages, checklists, drawing, and voice transcription.

SI Score
80/100
Pricing
Freemium AI reading, not confirmed
Free plan
Yes AI reading, not confirmed
Sign-up required
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What it does

3 pages daily is a private journaling app structured around three pages a day. Its official pages describe dated writing, a daily to-do list, quick capture, voice recording and searchable transcription, drawing, checklists, links, images, topics, full-text search, and PDF export. The free Standard plan limits writing to three pages per day; Premium removes that limit and adds more media storage and other features. A web version is available with an account, while the app's privacy policy says the app stores data locally.

Let a daily page structure make journaling easier to resume

The product's organizing idea is a small set of open pages for each day rather than folders or a blank document. Its features page describes a per-day checklist, quick capture, voice recording with editable transcription, and a drawing canvas on the page. That structure suits a journal that combines reflection with a short plan for the day, especially if handwriting or voice is more natural than typing.

The pricing page lists a free Standard plan with three pages per day and Premium at $49.99 per year, billed at the displayed monthly equivalent of $4.17. Its privacy policy, updated 2026-09-17, distinguishes the local iOS app from the web version, which requires an account and stores content on the service. I did not install the app, write or export an entry, or test the web sync or local storage behavior.

Strengths

  • The fixed three-page daily structure combines writing, checklists, voice, and drawing in one place.
  • The free plan includes PDF export, search, and voice transcription within its stated media allowance.
  • The privacy policy distinguishes the local app from the account-based web version.

Watch out for

  • The free plan limits journaling to three pages per day, while Premium is needed for unlimited pages.

Best for

  • People who want a structured daily journal that combines reflection and planning
  • Users who prefer voice or drawing alongside written entries

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