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Search & On this day

Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux) to open the command bar, the fastest way to move around Cozy without thinking about it. It searches your journal a few different ways:

The ⌘K command bar searching for "tokyo" and matching an entry with a snippet

  • By what you wrote. Type a few words from an entry and Cozy finds it, showing a snippet of where it matched. It searches the title you see in the list, too, so an entry you never named (it shows the day, like Friday, June 5) turns up when you type that.
  • By date. Type a date (March 5, 1/1/1992, 2020-12-25) and Cozy jumps to that day. If you didn’t write that day, it takes you to the closest one.

When you’re in the All journals view, search reaches across every journal at once, not just the one you started in.

On this day lets you read the entries you wrote on the same date in past years. It’s a quiet way to notice how things change, and how they don’t. Its subtitle spells out exactly what you’re looking at, like What you wrote on June 7 in past years.

When you scroll down your list, or open an old “On this day” memory that parks you deep in the past, a little pill slides up at the bottom. Tap it to glide straight back to your newest entry.