Digital Little Space Journal

[Guest Sassy.Little.Princess17]

I'm thinking about starting a little space journal, but I can't have a physical one because my parents, especially my mom, love to snoop through my stuff. Anyone have any ideas of how to do a digital Little Space journal??? And what would I out in it how would I make it look cute despite it being digital?? Help...

[Littlelilypotter123]

I’ve heard of something recently an app called zinnia journal and planner and it’s pretty much a digital bullet journal... or you could make up a secret code so you can write in a physical journal without your mum knowing what it says...

[MissPattch]

Me and my daddy share access to an online journal. Only he and i have the log in, so its super safe. There aren't many free online journals that are super customizable, but the one i use, i can play with fonts and text colours, paper styles and add pictures and stuff. Use your imagination and you can make it just as pretty as a physical book ^^

[Guest Sassy.Little.Princess17]

I'll look into it. That app sounds interesting.

 

Oooo. I hadn't thought of doing a secret code before. That'll be interesting to do.

[Little_Bite]

I don't know of many online journals that you can customize cutely without having to pay a monthly fee. But if you have Microsoft Word and a computer (I've never used the app, so I don't know how user-friendly it is compared to the program on a computer), you can have a document you use as a journal on your computer, you can even put a password on it so no one can open the document without the password. You can play with fonts and colors and add images and things like that, it just takes a little bit of learning the mechanics but its really not that hard once you've got the hang of it. Hopefully this was helpful or maybe I'm just a big Microsoft Word nerd? 

[Lollipox]

There's this really cute Diary app called Niki: Cute Diary App

Some of it is 'premium content', but the free options are still v cute. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVllQcu7wcU

 

Or there's Google Docs. You can access that on PC or Mobile. 

You could even have a few different Docs for different categories and content.

And it's v easy to decorate. I made the WSS '19 Yearbook using it, and it came out rly good. 

 

Microsoft Word is def a good easy to use option if you have it. But I too am a lil bit of a document nerd. lol

Edited April 4, 2020 by P o x

[Guest Sassy.Little.Princess17]

I like the idea of using Word Docs. I started one as an experiment and I'm like it so far.