Every notes app I tried had the same shape: a list on the left, a note on the right. And every one of them slowly became a filing job folders to maintain, notes to name, a structure to keep tidy before I could write anything.Hejour has no sidebar and no note list. There's one page per day. Today is always the page you land on. If something belongs to Thursday, you type @ and write a section for Thursday it shows up on both days.The thing I didn't expect: without a list, there's nothing to organise, so there's nothing to fall behind on. Two weeks of not writing leaves no mess.What's the one feature you'd remove from the notes app you use now? I'm genuinely collecting answers.
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I built Hejour because I wanted a simpler way to organize everyday thoughts and tasks on my Mac.
Most note-taking and productivity apps try to do everything at once. Hejour takes a quieter approach: every day is a page. You can write naturally, connect related days with @ mentions, manage todos with reminders, and search your notes instantly from one palette.
The goal is to make capturing and revisiting your days feel effortless—not like maintaining another complex system.
Hejour is free to download and notarized by Apple. I’d love to hear how you currently organize your daily notes, tasks, and ideas. Feedback is very welcome!
"Calm" is a pretty deliberate word choice for a notes app — most either go minimalist-to-a-fault or feature-bloated. What does "day-based" actually look like in practice — is it more like a daily journal structure, or something else?