Dayora
8.0#2 in ai journal appsFrom $72 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebmacOS
VisitDayora vs Nuju
What both publish
| Fact | Dayora | Nuju |
|---|---|---|
| Export | Users can export their journal as JSON, PDF, or Word. | Users can download their journal through Settings → Export Data. |
| Mood tracking | Users mark mood on a five-point Rough-to-Great scale and can view mood across the year. | Nuju lets users log mood and energy quickly and see what keeps moving their week. |
| Platforms | Dayora has free apps for iPhone (Dayora Journal on the App Store) and Android (Dayora: AI Journal on Google Play), both from Crafted in Context Pty Ltd, and it also runs in browsers on Mac, Windows, and Linux, where browser installation creates a desktop-style app. | Nuju is available on the web and iOS; on Android, users can use the web app from a browser. |
| Security | Dayora says journal text and account records are encrypted in transit with TLS 1.3 and at rest with AES-256. | Nuju states that entries are encrypted at rest and protected with end-to-end account isolation. |
| Support | Dayora directs users to [email protected] for support and urgent technical or account issues. | Nuju says support requests usually receive a response within 24 to 48 hours. |
| Voice journaling | Voice entries are transcribed in the free plan, with recordings limited to five minutes each. | Users can talk when typing feels heavy, and spoken entries feed the same pattern layer. |
Dayora plans
- DayoraFree
- Extra Deep Self Report$4, paid once
- Extra call minutes$6, paid once
- Dayora Plus$9 a month
- Dayora Plus$72 a year
Nuju plans
- FreeFree
- Weekly$2.99 a month
- Lifetime$12.99, paid once
- 3 Month$15.99 a month
Pick Dayora if…
Dayora may suit people who want help reflecting on journal entries and noticing personal patterns. It also fits users who want voice journaling, mood tracking or journal exports in several formats.
Pick Nuju if…
Nuju suits people seeking emotional clarity through brief check-ins or written and spoken reflection. It is a wellness tool, not a medical service.