How to Cancel Daylio Journal

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Self-Care Bullet Journal with Goals - Mood Diary & Happiness Tracker Daylio enables you to keep a private journal without having to type a single line. Try this beautifully designed & stunningly simple micro-diary app right now for FREE! ** WHAT IS DAYLIO ** Daylio is a very versatile app, and you can turn it in whatever you need to track. Your fitness goal pal. Your mental health coach. Your food log. Your gratitude diary. Mood tracker. Exercise, meditate, eat, and be grateful. Take care of your mental, emotional, and physical health. Good self-care is a key to improved mood and reduced anxiety. This is the time for your wellbeing, self-improvement, and self-care. Use Daylio as your daily bullet journal. We build it on three principles: 1.) Reach happiness and self-improvement by being mindful of your days. 2.) Validate your hunches. How does your new hobby influence your life? 3.) Form a new habit in an obstacle-free environment—no learning curve. Daylio is super simple to use, create your first entry in two steps. For anxiety and stress relief, make sure to include activities that help you to cope with negativity. Everybody can use a mood boost! You can measure their impact on your mood in stats. ** HOW DOES IT WORK ** Pick your mood and add activities you have been doing during the day. You can also add notes and keep an old school diary. Daylio is collecting recorded moods and activities in the statistics and calendar. This format will help you to understand y...

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  By Shelley

  I signed up for the one-week free trial and I want to cancel my subscription before I’m automatically charged. My Daylio app says to cancel my subscription in my iPhone subscription settings. That’s all fine and dandy EXCEPT Daylio does not give me that option.

1. Pulling issues faced by users like you is a good way to draw attention of Daylio Journal to your problem using the strength of crowds.
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  By melaward

  5

  Amazingly Simple Mood and Life Data Tracker

  This is the first review I’ve ever written for an app but this one deserves a review. I haven’t consistently journaled in years and have kicked myself every day as I continued to not journal. Sometimes it was the mind-block I’d experience when staring at an empty page, but most times I just don’t want to take the time and have to dig deep to think about my day and feelings. I have been using this for over a month and it is a fantastic investment! I have a horrible memory, so I don’t remember most days how I felt the day before, which makes it hard to figure out my general state of being. I’m also very visual, so having pictures of activities keep my head clear. Since using this, I can see trends between activities or lack of activity and my general state of mind. I tried this app before, and it didn’t stick for me, but this time I’ve made the commitment and have a nightly alarm reminder (which is key). I wish there was a way to track mood changes throughout a day, or to write new notes instead of editing or starting over for a day. It’s not like my mood is constantly changing, but if I have a great day, but have one bad experience in that otherwise great day, it would be cool to be able to document that separately. Otherwise, I’m thrilled with this app.



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  By OlClRo

  5

  Depressed ADHD Me can keep up with it 💜💚

  As someone with ADHD, a mood disorder, and severe anxiety, I’m on A LOT of pills and a lot of factors affect my mood. I’ve tried a lot of different ways to track my ups and downs for my own benefit and to help my shrink see if a medication is working - all of them were either difficult to keep up with, or they caused me to focus on negatives. That isn’t the case with Daylio. I’ve had bad days where I didn’t feel that great or productive, but after I opened the app to add my daily entry and quickly marked down all that I had actually done with my day, it helped me to feel better. It’s easy to add in all the little things that help me feel like a real human person when I do them, and that’s pretty neat. The only two things I would add is seeing how often two events or habits coincided (like I “felt productive” on days when I “cooked at home”, etc.) and to be able to put your events into groups like social, leisure, weather, school, and so on. I have grouped them, but it would be nice to even just be able to make a new row or a space in between different rows. In the end though, these are two little things that don’t really affect the functionality of the app, and I still highly recommend it.



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  By Alicat!!!!

  5

  Very useful and easy

  I’ve been using this app for just a week now and I’m surprised how helpful it has been. I have bipolar disorder so my moods are ever changing and this is the most simple way to view the ups and downs. This is the best mood tracking app I have come across and I definitely see myself using it consistently every day. It’s so quick and easy and only takes a few taps to enter your logs. You can also add a journal log if you want for any of the mood entries, which are great for viewing your whole state of mind at that time. I really like how you can enter multiple entries in a day and how the charts and colored emojis are set up- it keeps everything neat and easy to view without it getting too cluttered and confusing. The charts will be useful for me to closely monitor any drastic changes so I can hopefully prevent future mood episodes. And I LOVE how they show which moods are most often associated with certain activities and put them into categories like that. So you can see how the activities you do are affecting your mood and track the patterns. You can also input a goal you hope to achieve and for mine I put in “no caffeine.” So far I have not stumbled. Thank you for this app!



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  By =/Voltron_Potato\=

  5

  Definitely Worth It!

  About half a year ago I moved to a whole new country. My new friend started to notice I was usually negative and she always found me off in a dark corner crying. She thought, since I talked about her so much, that it was about me moving 5,000 miles away from the only person who truly understood me. (Regarding my friend now) She informed my father after it got worse and he got me a therapist. Up to this day, I still feel very uncomfortable opening up to anyone, let alone my therapist. One day, my friend was over at my house and she was on my iPad. She said maybe it would help me if I just jotted down some things that have happened each day and read through it a few days after, and that maybe it would help me see what’s been going on making me depressed. We were looking at journal/diary apps on my iPad. (Since all my journals and books are full of drawings and sketches) We found this app, read the reviews and description, and though it was pretty good. Well it’s not pretty good...it’s amazing!! This app has definitely helped me a lot with my depression and I use it every day! It is definitely worth the two taps you use to download it!



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  By StressedNDepressed

  5

  Seems kind of simple at first, but can be really helpful!

  When I first got this app, I felt a lot like there weren’t a ton of options and that it didn’t do much. The more I used it though, the more it proved to be really helpful. I have an anxiety disorder, depression, ptsd, and a generally stressful life. I have always tried to journal but would fall behind and feel it was tedious. This app makes that really easy! Just add every mood and feeling that you think is important to track. I have ones like, “stressful outing” or “cried” or “ate fast food”, etc. you can make one for anything! I paid the extra 2.99 for more symbols, but it was great even without that. I’ve been using it for over a month now, I think, and I’ve managed to log everyday, sometimes more than once. The app has “stats” that can be really helpful for tracking what you’re feeling a lot lately, what you’re doing mostly. I really recommend it! I usually add a little text “note” to my daily log, if I have the merge and that can help illuminate why I was feeling whatever way.