Daylife review: Slick Mac journal software isolated from a connected world

Macworld
Jul 28, 2016, 9:00 am255 pts
The idea of committing each day’s events to a diary—or as Greg Heffley repeatedly reminds us in Diary of a Wimpy Kid, “it’s a journal”—feels a bit out of place in our fast-paced, social networking world. But that hasn’t stopped developers from thriving with apps like Day One ($30 on the Mac App Store), which…

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