Dayora
8.0#2 in ai journal appsFrom $72 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebmacOS
VisitDayora vs Stoic
What both publish
| Fact | Dayora | Stoic |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Victoria, Australia | San Francisco, California, United States |
| Medical scope | Dayora describes itself as a wellness journaling tool and says it is not therapy, a clinical service, or a crisis line. | Stoic states that its services are not medical advice or a replacement for therapy and do not diagnose, treat, or cure medical conditions. |
| Mood tracking | Users mark mood on a five-point Rough-to-Great scale and can view mood across the year. | Progress tracking records mood and influencing factors so users can identify patterns over time. |
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
Stoic plans
- Stoic Premium$6.99 a month
- Stoic Premium + AI$12.99 a month
- Stoic Free PlanFree
- Stoic FreeFree
- Stoic Premium$39.99 a year
- Stoic Premium + AI$99.99 a year
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 Stoic if…
Stoic may suit people aged 16 or older looking for guided journaling, mood insights, and mindfulness exercises. Its free plan provides a limited selection of practices and journals to start with.