📓 Diary

⚠️ Confirm

🔐 Enter Password

📓 New Diary

➕ Add Task

💰 Add Expense

Manage

📇 Add Contact

🪪 Add Document

🏷️ Manage Fields

📁 New Folder

📋 Add Document Type

Select which document types to add to this folder

🔒 Folder Lock

🔒 Enter Folder Password

🎉 Send Wishes

📌 Add Sticky Note

➕ Add Item

📋 New Checklist

📚 New Notebook

🔒 Locked Notebook

⚙️ Notebook Settings

🗂 New Project

➕ Add Task

📋 Task Detail

💰 Entries

🔐 Import .dexport

📥 Ready to Import

🔍 Search

⚙️ Settings

📧 Cloud Email Reminders — Setup

This app can't send email by itself while it's closed — no app can, without a server. Instead, it drops a small, unencrypted file (only task titles & due dates — no diary content) called reminders-feed.json into your OneDrive App Folder. A free Microsoft Power Automate flow, running on your Microsoft account, checks that file on a schedule and emails you via Outlook. One-time setup, then it just runs.

1. In Settings, turn on Email Reminders (Cloud) and enter the email address you want reminders sent to. Tap Sync now once so the feed file exists.
2. Go to make.powerautomate.com and sign in with the same Microsoft account you use in this app.
3. Click + Create → Scheduled cloud flow. Name it e.g. "Diary reminders", set it to run Daily at a time you like (e.g. 7:00 AM) → Create.
4. Add action OneDrive → Get file content using path. For the path, use /Apps/<your app's folder name>/reminders-feed.json (open OneDrive.com → the Apps folder → find the folder this app created → confirm the exact name there).
5. Add action Data Operation → Parse JSON. Set Content to the file-content output from step 4. For the schema, click Generate from sample and paste one export of your feed (tap Sync now in Settings, then open the file on OneDrive.com to copy its contents).
6. Add action Filter array. From = the items array from Parse JSON. Condition: due is less than or equal to utcNow('yyyy-MM-dd') — this catches due-today and overdue tasks.
7. Add action Apply to each over the filtered array → inside it, add Office 365 Outlook → Send an email (V2). To: the recipient field from Parse JSON. Subject: something like "Task due: " + title. Body: include title and due.
8. Save the flow, then click Test → Manually once to confirm you get an email. After that it runs automatically every day, even with the app and your phone closed.

🗓️ Google Calendar Reminders — Setup

This is the simplest cloud option: the app creates a Google Calendar event (title + due date only — never diary content) for each task with a due date, and attaches an email reminder to it. Google itself sends that email — there's no automation flow to build, no schedule to configure. You only need a one-time Google API key.

1. Go to console.cloud.google.com → create a project (or use an existing one).
2. Go to APIs & Services → Library, search for Google Calendar API, and click Enable.
3. Go to APIs & Services → OAuth consent screen. Choose External, fill in the required fields (app name, your email), and add yourself under Test users. You can leave it in "Testing" mode — no Google review needed for personal use.
4. Go to APIs & Services → Credentials → + Create Credentials → OAuth client ID. Application type: Web application.
5. Under Authorized JavaScript origins, add this app's exact origin: 📋 Copy
6. Click Create → copy the Client ID (looks like xxxx.apps.googleusercontent.com).
7. Paste it into Settings → Google Calendar Reminders → tap Connect Google → sign in and approve calendar access.
8. Turn the toggle on and tap Sync now once. From then on, every task with a due date gets a calendar event with an email reminder — Google handles delivery automatically, app open or closed.

🔓 Enter PIN

⚙️ OneDrive Setup

You only need one value — a Microsoft App ID. Takes 2 minutes to get.

1. Go to portal.azure.com → App registrations
2. Click + New registration
3. Name: anything (e.g. SecureDiary)
4. Supported account types: Personal Microsoft accounts only
5. Redirect URI: Single-page application (SPA) → 📋 Copy
6. Click Register → copy the Application (client) ID

📂 Open Local Diary

🗝️ Recovery Key

Enter the recovery key you saved when this diary was created (or when you last set one up).

🔑 Set a New Password

Your recovery key worked! Choose a new password for this diary — your recovery key will keep working afterward.

🗝️ Your Recovery Key

Save this somewhere safe (password manager, printed note). It's the only way back into this diary if you forget your password. It won't be shown again.