A special birthday. A school graduation. A child’s first word. An event taking place far away from home. Life is full of special moments and events. Some happy, some sad, but we walk away touched, hoping to hang onto it for as long as we can. There really is no substitute for paper and pen. But, this is the 21st century and now your life is spent behind a keyboard. So we’ve created MacJournal, the complete journaling application designed so that you never have to miss an opportunity to chronicle any life event, any special memory, even your own thoughts. There is even evidence that keeping a journal assists in a person’s physical and mental well being.

Life is more than just words!
With MacJournal, you are not limited to text, you can add any kind of content to your journal entries. Photos, images, files, QuickTime video, audio – making your journal entry as rich with sight and sound as the event itself.

Don’t be afraid to share
You can keep your world private or, like so many do, share your thoughts, because MacJournal entries can be published to any of the popular blogging services like Blogger, WordPress, LiveJournal, MobileMe and more. But, if you want to keep your thoughts away from prying eyes – don’t worry, MacJournal is equipped with two-level security – password protection and AES-256 encryption. Extroverted or introverted. Open or private. Just pick the way that’s right for you.

Don’t let yourself be distracted
Use the Full Screen Mode. This unique feature of MacJournal allows you to create a huge writing landscape for all your thoughts, choosing your own color background and your own color of type. Let your writing canvas be as unique as the words that will go on it.

Minimum System Requirements
Mac OS X 10.4.9 or higher
Audio feature: Mac OS X 10.4 or higher
QuickTime 7.3.1 or higher, installed

What's new :
Version 5.2.6:
Another release; more syncing fixes.
On that front, the “system clocks are too different” warning has been modified to show up only with a 60 second difference or more. Even if it shows, you can also still continue with the sync.
An issue preventing the Mac from showing up in the device list should also be fixed.
There were some other sync issues that are fixed as well.
But it’s not all syncing! There are fixes for Magic Mouse users, blog servers with self-signed HTTPS certificates, smart journals, and more.