Changelog
Every Dayleaf release, App Store and Google Play — newest first.
2.5.0 — Your second brain in an agentic world
In review
- Headless Dayleaf on the Mac: a local API, the
dayleaf command line and an MCP server, so scripts and agents such as Claude can read and write your journal — nothing leaves your Mac - Cloud access for agents on iPhone, Mac and Android: create an API key and hosted agents such as Meta Muse write weather, health and screen-time notes into your planners, labelled "via muse" on every device. Off by default; text only, never photos or audio
- Export your journal as Markdown files — one note per day with YAML front matter, weekly and monthly goal pages, zipped and ready for Obsidian and AI tools
- iCloud backup waits for iCloud to confirm the upload and shows which device made the last backup; restore always fetches the newest copy first
- Mac: the planner selector shows the selected planner by name
2.3.0 — Your journal, your drive, your week
October 6, 2026
- Back up to Google Drive: the same one-tap snapshot as iCloud, now also in your own Google Drive — and it restores on Android too, so switching phones keeps every entry, photo and voice note
- Start the week on Monday — a new switch in Settings → Appearance, for everyone who asked
- Dayleaf Pro now starts with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan — try every theme, custom stickers, fonts and voice notes before paying anything
- The World page counts every leaf from the last seven days instead of stopping at 500
- Settings shows the exact build number, and Dayleaf is named correctly in system sign-in dialogs
Dayleaf for Android — the same journal, now on Google Play
September 17, 2026
- Dayleaf arrives on Android: calendar journal, stickers, daily/weekly/monthly goals, photos, videos and voice notes, fourteen themes, Home Screen widgets and Day One import — get it on Google Play
- One-tap backup to your own Google Drive — and the same backup restores on iPhone, iPad and Mac (Google Drive backup arrives on iOS in 2.3.0)
2.2.0 — One tap, fourteen moods
September 11, 2026
- iPhone Home Screen & Lock Screen widgets: today's page with your streak and goals you can tick off right on the widget, plus one-tap Sticker Stamp widgets
- Stickers, leveled up: up to 6 per day on the calendar — one beside the date, the rest wrapping neatly below
- One-tap sticker stamps from your watch face: add the Sticker Stamp complication, choose its sticker right on the face (like World Clock cities), and every tap stamps today — repeat taps count up (water ×5!) Your most-used stickers fill the face's slots automatically, and a new Stickers complication opens the full grid — any sticker in two taps.
- The timeline shows each day's stickers — tap a sticker chip to filter, or search by sticker name
- The World globe shines brighter — richer colors and glowing sparks you can actually see
- Fixed: the date number could be hidden when a day had several stickers — thanks for the community report!
- 7 new themes — Olive, Retro, Clay, Frost, Linen, Kraft and Pop — each with a light and a dark face, and each with its own construction: Olive floats outlined wall-calendar cells, Retro leads with a poster-sized month and print rules, Clay embosses soft tiles, Linen keeps only ruled lines, Kraft frames photos as perforated stamps (Settings → Appearance → Theme)
2.1.0 — The wrist, the desk, and the world
August 29, 2026
- Apple Watch app (Dayleaf Pro): dictate entries, record voice memos, see daily, weekly & monthly goals, and set a one-tap quick entry — right from your wrist
- The World Is Leafing — a living globe of anonymous sparks, one for every person writing right now
- Writing about a past day? Photos taken that day now appear right in the editor — attach them with one tap
- Attach audio from Files — bring in your Voice Memos
- Scrolling calendar: tap an empty day to start writing instantly
- Polish: day view layout fixes and smoother theme switching
- On This Day: revisit what you wrote on this date across the years
- Dayleaf Pro: yours forever with a single purchase — or from $0.99/month at launch (today: $19.99 once, $2.99/month or $9.99/year). Extra themes, custom stickers, watch app and more; everything you already use stays free
2.0.0 — Dayleaf 2.0
August 12, 2026
Dayleaf 2.0 — a new name, and your journal comes home.
- Import from Day One — bring your entire journal over in minutes — photos, videos and audio included (Settings → Import)
- Add photos and videos to your entries — they appear right on your calendar
- Record voice notes on the spot and play them back from any entry
- 7 hand-crafted themes — Paper, Forest, Ocean, Lavender, Rosé, Ink & Gold, Sunset — each with its own light and dark face
- Day stickers — Birthday, Pay day, Trip and more, right on your calendar days; design your own too
- Make each planner yours: icon, font, text size, and any color you like (Settings → Manage Planners)
- Daily reminder — pick a time and never miss a day (Settings → Reminders)
- Sign in with Apple
- Back up and restore with iCloud — your entries stay in your own Apple account, private to you
- Feedback board in Settings — post ideas and the developer replies
- A beautiful new welcome tour and a cleaner icon
- Move entries between planners
- New: photo calendar view and continuous month scrolling
1.8.0 — A new name
August 8, 2026
Meet Dayleaf — the same paper planner, now with a name to remember!
- Sign in with Apple
- Back up and restore your journal with iCloud
- New feedback board in Settings — post ideas and the developer replies
- Move entries between planners when creating or editing
- A fresh app icon
1.7.0 — More languages
August 6, 2026
Paper Planner now speaks your language! The app is fully localized in Japanese, Korean, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese — alongside English and Chinese.
- Choose your language in Settings, or let it follow your device.
- Localized date formats throughout.
- Fixes and polish.
1.6.0 — Dayleaf goes global
August 2, 2026
Paper Planner now speaks your language on the App Store — listings in 11 languages including Japanese, Korean, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.
- Fixes and polish throughout.
1.5.0 — Polish release
July 27, 2026
Polish release — thanks for all the feedback!
- Calendar entries no longer break words in the middle: previews now wrap and truncate cleanly at word boundaries.
- The entry editor shows which planner you're writing into (color dot + name).
- "All Planners" view is clearly read-only — pick a planner to write, so entries always land where you expect.
- Fixes and refinements throughout.
1.4.0 — Rebuilt from the ground up
February 13, 2026
A big update — rebuilt from the ground up as a fully native app, faster and smoother everywhere.
NEW
- Goals: set daily, weekly, and monthly goals right on your calendar, check them off as you go, and fold them away when you want a clean view.
- Notes & Reflection: a space on every day, week, and month to look back and write how it really went.
- Visible zoom controls plus pinch-to-zoom on the month grid.
- Reorder the entries of any day, exactly the way you want them.
- Long-press any date to start a new entry instantly.
IMPROVED
- Bigger, more readable calendar text.
- Tap any entry to edit; edit and delete buttons right on each entry.
- Cloud backup now includes your goals, notes, and entry order.
- Countless fixes and polish throughout.
1.2.0 — Day view, timeline & printing
January 25, 2026
- Day View
- Timeline View
- Print Calendar
- Easier zoom in and zoom out
- Additional UX improvements
1.0 — Hello, world
January 18, 2026
The first release — a paper-style planner and journal for iPhone and iPad.