Myary 2.7.1
Myary 2.7.1 is a diary and journaling app for Mac developed by Alexander Sasse (Xelaton Software), letting users write chronologically organized entries stored as open plain text files. It supports multiple markup languages, distraction-free writing, attachments, and broad export options. Available via the Mac App Store or a free trial from the developer's site.
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About Myary 2.7.1 for Mac
Myary is a diary and text-journaling application for Mac developed by Alexander Sasse under the Xelaton Software label, a Germany-based independent developer. Version 2.7.1, released July 3, 2026, is a small maintenance update within the Myary 2.7 series, refining the app's Distraction-Free Mode. At its core, Myary lets users write diaries, project documentation, blog drafts, or any chronologically organized text collection, with entries stored as individual plain text files rather than locked inside a proprietary database. What sets Myary apart from typical note-taking apps is its deep markup language support — including Markdown, MultiMarkdown, MarkdownExtra, Textile, Wikitext, HTML, BBCode, Smark, and the newer ApexMarkdown — paired with a built-in formatted preview. Because entries are saved as open, readable text files in a folder the user chooses, the content stays portable and easy to sync via iCloud, Dropbox, or any other file-sync tool. Myary is distributed both through the Mac App Store and directly from the developer's website as a free 30-day trial, and requires macOS 10.13 or later, running natively on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.