Your entries are protected by your phone's built-in storage encryption, which works when the phone is locked with a passcode. Pixy adds no extra in-app encryption, and nothing is sent to a server.
Other apps
What the help centers of 4 other apps say about the same question, in our words. Checked on October 19, 2026. Follow the links for their full answer.
Yes, the Day One web app supports end-to-end encryption for all your journals and journal entries. (Just note that, currently, the mobile Day One app or Mac app is required to set up encryption for a user.) To find your encryption key, please open the Day One app on your Apple or Android device.
The Day One web app supports end-to-end encryption for all your journals and journal entries. However, to set up encryption for your account, you currently need to use the Day One mobile app or Mac app.
Check out our encryption FAQ .
Premium: Settings > Password & Encryption. Encrypts entry text on device and in iCloud; attachments are not encrypted.
App lock is free; Premium encryption protects entry text; unencrypted entries are plain text.
Cloud Sync supports end-to-end encryption with a passphrase; explains what is and is not encrypted for each storage type.
Enable when adding a Cloud Sync drive with a passphrase; can be toggled later with consequences explained.
ISO 27001:2022, ISO 27701, Cyber Essentials, DCB 0129, NHS DSP Toolkit.
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