A Public Online Diary Anyone Can Read, Without Publishing the Rest
A public diary usually means all or nothing. Storyie lets you publish one entry at a time, so the rest of your writing stays exactly as private as it was.
Nothing to download to begin. Storyie runs in your browser and on your phone — write a line here, save it, and it is waiting for you on every device.

It's already on the device in your hand, ready the moment a thought is.
Stop mid-sentence and it's still there when you come back — and once you save it, it's waiting on your other devices too.
A quiet reminder brings you back before the habit slips away.
Available on iOS & Android
Not a feature list — the compromises you don't have to make here.
Write on the web when you're at a desk, save it, and the same diary is on your phone — one diary, not two.
You publish one entry at a time, or not at all — until you choose otherwise, nothing you write is visible to anyone else. Never a default you have to undo.
On your phone, entries save with no connection and sync the next time you're online. You don't have to choose between writing offline and having it everywhere.
Available on iOS & Android
How to write a diary in your browser, keep it in sync on your phone, and share it when you want to.
A public diary usually means all or nothing. Storyie lets you publish one entry at a time, so the rest of your writing stays exactly as private as it was.
Storyie saves to your phone first, so writing works with no signal at all, then syncs by itself once you are back online. Nothing waits on a connection.
Most diary apps assume one entry, written from memory at night. Storyie takes as many as you want through the day and compiles them into that day's diary.
Everything you need to know about Storyie. Can't find the answer you're looking for? Feel free to contact us.
Yes. Storyie runs entirely in your browser — open storyie.com, sign in, and start writing. There is nothing to download or install. Free iOS and Android apps exist if you want the same diary on your phone, but they are optional.
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