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A calm macOS notebook where every day is a page: daily notes, todos that carry over, and days that pass notes to each other.
Freemium·macOS·Productivity·Notes
Freemium·macOS·Productivity·Notes
What is Hejour?
Hejour is a calm macOS notebook built around a simple idea: every day is a page. Write notes, add todos with reminder timestamps, and anything unfinished carries over to the next day automatically. Days can pass notes to each other, too.
Use @ mentions to write to a future date while staying on today's page, and see your calendar events right inside the note. Your writing lives as plain Markdown files on your device, synced via iCloud with no accounts or servers required, and Touch ID protection is available. Import from Apple Notes, Obsidian, Craft, Bear, Logseq, NotePlan, or Day One and keep your streak going with the monthly calendar view.
The free plan covers unlimited daily notes, todos, search, and imports; Pro is a one-time $19 purchase that unlocks unlimited linked days, calendar integration, multi-Mac sync, images, code blocks, and Vim mode. An iPhone app syncs with your Mac.
Features
- Every day is its own page, with automatic carryover of unfinished todos
- Cross-day linking with @ mentions, write to future dates from today
- Calendar events shown right on the note page
- Writing streaks with a monthly calendar view
- Local-first plain Markdown files with iCloud sync, no accounts or servers
- Imports from Apple Notes, Obsidian, Craft, Bear, Logseq, NotePlan, and Day One
FAQs
Common questions about Hejour
Is Hejour free?
Yes. The free plan includes unlimited daily notes, todos, search, and imports. Pro is a one-time $19 payment (no subscription) that unlocks unlimited linked days, calendar integration, multi-Mac sync, images, code blocks, and Vim mode.
Where is my data stored?
On your device, as plain Markdown files. Hejour is local-first with optional iCloud sync, so no accounts or Hejour servers are involved.
Can I import my existing notes?
Yes. Hejour imports from Apple Notes, Obsidian, Craft, Bear, Logseq, NotePlan, and Day One.
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