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# Day One Sync
- URL: https://birchtree.me/blog/day-one-sync/
- Published: 2015-05-13T16:48:16.000Z
- Updated: 2015-05-13T16:48:16.000Z
- Author: Matt Birchler
- Tags: #Import 2023-06-01 22:41, #Import 2025-03-29 19:29

![](http://cl.ly/axmu/DayOne-Sync1.jpg) 

[Day One Sync](http://dayoneapp.com/sync/?ref=birchtree.me) was announced today as a third option for syncing your [Day One](https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/day-one-journal-notes-diary/id421706526?uo=4&at=10l8rH&ct=fnd&mt=8&ref=birchtree.me) entries. Day One Sync is in addition to the iCloud and Dropbox the app has had for years.

I personally use the iCloud syncing and it works wonderfully. I have never had an issue, and sync is fast. However, I do like the idea of adopting their syncing option for a couple reasons:

1. Web-based Day One - I don’t know how much I would use this, but it would be nice to be able to record entries from any device in the world.
2. API and IFTTT integration - This one I would use all the time. I have tried to use [Slogger](https://ttscoff.github.io/Slogger/?ref=birchtree.me) to automatically log things to Day One, but it never works as well as I would hope[\[1\]](#fn-1 "see footnote"). IFTTT is a fantastic service, and I would find so many uses for this.

As of writing this post, neither the iPhone or Mac app has been updated to enable this feature. I think I’m going to move over as soon as the update rolls out.

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1. I’m sure it’s just a matter of fiddling around a little more. [ ↩](#fnref-1 "return to article")