Hello everyone!
First of all, thanks a lot for the amazing response and interest in Journiv. We have hundreds of stars, thousands of docker pull and many many feature request (and bugs reports) on Github in just two weeks (sleepless two weeks for me :)).
Journiv v0.1.0-beta.8 is out and in it I have added the most requested features.
Highlights:
- OIDC support (now pretty stable)
- In app one click export-import with history. So you always have your memories safe and backed up even if you don't want to deal with docker backups
- Role Based Access Control for user management.
- Many quality of life features and bug fixes.
- Read the release notes here
Journiv began as a deeply personal project, a way for me to capture memories, reflections, and the stories behind thousands of photos and videos of my fast-growing kids. What started as a tool for my own parenting journey has grown into something that fills a real gap in the self-hosting community.
If you’re curious, you can read the full story behind Journiv here.
I’m grateful that Journiv is now helping others preserve their memories as well.
The Journey Ahead
Journiv is in active development, with a fully functional backend, a web frontend, and mobile apps launching soon. It is self-hosted, and designed to be your companion for decades.
Journiv is being built because our memories deserve to be ours, forever.
So this Thanksgiving, give your family the gift of memories that last forever!
Oh this is REALLY cool. I've been using Daylio for a long time, and this seems like it's aiming to be a great self hosted replacement!
So, multiple users can journal on their own accounts, or can you control who sees your entries?
This is such a neat idea. As a soon to be parent, I 100% understand the motive behind building it too. I can't wait to try it! :)
I can very much relate to the parent part. That is how Journiv was born actually :)
https://journiv.com/blog/the-story-behind-journiv
https://journiv.com/blog/journiv-immich-integration
Thank you. Journiv can be used by multiple user on same instance. Journiv has been built with industry grade security practices (https://journiv.com/docs/configuration/security) and support user management (https://journiv.com/docs/configuration/user-management) with role based access control. If you are using with multiple user it is recommended to use postgres as the db over sqlite: https://journiv.com/docs/configuration/database
Journiv currently does not support shared journal where you can share your journal with other users in your instance. It is a requested feature so will be added https://github.com/journiv/journiv-app/issues/62