Day One For Mac Updated With Maps-Integrated Features For OS X Mavericks

Day One for Mac, the popular journaling app that was included in the Mac App Store's Best of 2012, has just received a new major update. This new update coincides with the release of OS X Mavericks. And small wonder, since it happens to introduce a couple of features that are exclusive to the latest version of Apple's desktop operating system. In particular, these new features work through Day One's integration with the new Maps app in OS X Mavericks. One of these features is the new map view, which lets you browse entries by location. With map view, you can zoom in and out to navigate smart grouping of all your location-based entries. And the other feature is the new location editor, which lets you add and edit entry locations with Apple Maps and Foursquare Places data. In addition, the latest update to Day One for Mac includes the following new features:

Timeline Filters — Dynamically filter entries by tags, starred status, and years

Timeline Headers — View month and year

Take Pictures — Use computer camera or external webcam

Filter-based Exports — Formats include PDF, Markdown, and plain text

Menus — Image selection, tag, and delete entry menus

Inspirational Inserts — Add inspirational messages and questions to your entries

Keyboard Shortcuts — CMD-E/CMD-Enter for edit mode, arrow keys for entry and day navigation, and more

Open PDF — Quickly view PDFs of single entries, days, or timeline

Weather Data — Include detailed weather information for entries