Multiple collections
Run several diaries in parallel — "100 Days of Code", "Job Search", "Garden Log".
Track your journeys
Create multiple diary collections with configurable day counts. Track progress with a roadmap.
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Plus 4 more capabilities below
Diary Collections ships with the capabilities below — no add-ons, no upsells.
Run several diaries in parallel — "100 Days of Code", "Job Search", "Garden Log".
Set each collection's total days — 30, 100, 365 — and track progress against it.
Tag each entry with a mood to see patterns across your journey.
Choose per collection whether entries are public, or keep them private to you.
A visual roadmap shows how far through the configured days you are.
Give each collection a cover image — visible on the index and at the top of entries.
Tag entries to filter within a collection and surface related days.
Public collections get their own SEO meta and clean URLs for sharing.
From setup to live in minutes — no code, no friction.
Name it (e.g., "100 Days of Code"), set total days, choose public or private, add a cover.
Write an entry for each day in Markdown — tag a mood, attach images, link related posts.
A roadmap shows how far you are through the configured days — public if you choose.
See how diary collections fits the way you work.
Multiple collections, configurable day counts, mood tracking, and a progress roadmap.
Get started freeDiary Collections connects with these iProfile features out of the box.
Cross-link diary entries and blog posts to tell a longer-form story.
Reference diary entries from project detail pages for build-in-public context.
See which diary collections and entries draw the most readers.
Share your active diary collection from your link page.
Everything you might be wondering about diary collections.
Yes. Privacy is set per collection — you can keep a diary entirely private (visible only to you in your dashboard) or publish it publicly. Each collection can be different.
Yes. Create as many collections as you like — a "100 Days of Code" alongside a "Garden Log" alongside a "Job Search". Each has its own days, cover, and privacy.
Each diary entry can be tagged with a mood. Over time, you can see patterns across your journey — useful for reflection, accountability, or sharing honestly with readers.
Each collection has a configurable total day count. The roadmap visualizes how many days you have completed against the total — a progress bar that fills as you write entries.
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