Dogood, for the press.
The story in a few lines, the facts, the logo and the screens: everything to write about Dogood. A question, an interview or a demo? Write to us.
Dogood, in a sentence or a paragraph
In one sentence
Dogood is a private journal for your whole life: a few lines a day, kept on your device, turned into a book when a year is complete.
In a paragraph
Dogood is a journal for the days you want to remember. It asks for a few lines a day and gives them back: on the same date the next year, as a lifetime of dots, and as a printed book. There is no account and no copy on a server: the journal stays on the device, encrypted if you like, and is backed up to a file its writer keeps. Writing in Dogood is free; Dogood Plus, paid once, adds every photo of the day, dictation, sync between devices and print-ready books. Dogood is made by Ben Morin and available in six languages.
- Made by
- Ben Morin
- Since
- 2026
- Price
- Free to write · Dogood Plus €29, paid once
- Works on
- iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows: installed from the browser, offline too
- Languages
- English · Français · Español · 日本語 · 简体中文 · 한국어
- Privacy
- No account; the journal stays on the device, encrypted if its writer likes
The mark and the name
Please keep the mark whole, on a calm background, with room around it.
One word, with a capital D: Dogood. The name is set in Newsreader by Production Type; the feather mark stands on its own as the icon.
Please don’t
- Don’t stretch it
- Don’t recolour it
- Don’t tilt it
- Don’t add shadows or glows
- Don’t redraw the name
- Don’t set it on a busy background
DogoodDogood on a phone
From the demo journal, Benjamin Franklin's, in this page's language.
Warm paper, dark ink
Headings in Newsreader, text in Inter.
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- Paper#FFFDF9
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- Leather#8A5F3C
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