Diarium
Diarium is a private journaling app for Mac that helps you record daily memories, moods, photos, travel notes, and personal reflections in one place.
What is Diarium?
Diarium is a native Mac journaling app for keeping a private diary, mood log, gratitude journal, travel journal, and everyday notes. It helps users capture daily experiences in rich entries that can include formatted text, lists, photos, drawings, audio recordings, files, tags, locations, and ratings. The app is designed for personal organization and reflection, with calendar and timeline-style browsing that makes older entries easy to revisit. It also supports reminders to encourage a regular writing habit and offers travel map views for location-based memories. For privacy, users can lock the journal with a password, PIN, or Touch ID. Diarium is published by Partl and is aimed at people who want a personal journal on Mac with optional syncing through their own cloud storage.
Key features
- Write daily journal entries, notes, gratitude reflections, and travel memories
- Add photos, drawings, audio recordings, files, tags, ratings, and locations to entries
- Track moods with ratings and organizer tags
- Browse past entries in calendar, timeline, and map views
- Protect your journal with a password, PIN, or Touch ID
- Set reminders to build a consistent journaling habit
- Sync journals through supported cloud storage such as iCloud, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, or WebDAV
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Diarium is a legitimate personal journaling app. Access to photos, calendar data, files, location, or biometric locking can be normal if you use those features, but journal entries may contain sensitive personal information, so it is wise to review which integrations you enable and where you choose to sync or back up your data.
Recommendation: Keep Diarium if you use it for journaling or personal recordkeeping. If you no longer use it, you can remove it like other apps, but export or back up your journal first so you do not lose entries, attachments, or history you want to keep.
Common paths
/Applications/Diarium.app
Cache paths
~/Library/Containers/mac.partl.Diarium/Data/Library/Caches
Support paths
~/Library/Containers/mac.partl.Diarium/Data/Library/Application Support
Preference paths
~/Library/Containers/mac.partl.Diarium/Data/Library/Preferences/mac.partl.Diarium.plist
Container paths
~/Library/Containers/mac.partl.Diarium
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