features
Capture a rolling log of your days. Each journal entry is a dated Markdown file you can link to from anywhere in your vault.
The Daily Journal gives you a dedicated place to capture what happens each day — thoughts, meetings, tasks, and anything else — without cluttering your evergreen knowledge base notes.
Press ⌘J to open (or create) today's journal entry. MoreInfo creates a file named by date:
journal/2026-04-12.md
Journal files live in a journal/ folder inside your vault by default. You can change this path in Settings → Journal → Folder.
If you have a note named Journal Template in your vault, MoreInfo uses it as the starting content for every new journal entry. A typical template might look like:
# {{date}}
## Focus
What's the one thing that matters today?
## Notes
## Tasks
- [ ]
The {{date}} placeholder is replaced with the current date when the entry is created.
Journal entries are ordinary notes. Link to them with the standard wiki syntax:
Discussed this in [[2026-04-12]].
Or use the autocomplete — type [[ and start typing a date in any format. MoreInfo fuzzy-matches date strings to journal file names.
Use ⌘⌥← and ⌘⌥→ to step backward and forward through journal entries day by day. Days with no entry are skipped automatically.
From within a journal entry, the Previous and Next links appear at the top of the right sidebar for quick access.
The Journal widget in the sidebar shows a calendar view of the current month with dots on days that have entries. Click any date to open that entry directly. Months with no entries show a quiet empty calendar — a gentle prompt to write.
Journal entries are for the flow of your days — fleeting thoughts, meeting notes, daily tasks. Evergreen notes in your vault are for knowledge that outlasts the day. The two complement each other: capture in the journal, distil into notes.