Not at the same time. Pixy does not sync between devices. You can move your entries to another device with a JSON export and import, but import replaces what is there instead of merging.
Pixy stores entries only on the device, with no account or server. That keeps them private, but also means there is no sync.
Want sync? Vote for it in Settings > Feedback > Vote Features.
Other apps
What the help centers of 12 other apps say about the same question, in our words. Checked on October 19, 2026. Follow the links for their full answer.
Turn on Journal under iCloud Saved to iCloud; entries appear on iPhone, iPad and Mac with the same Apple Account.
App is built for one device; multi-device sync is planned but complex.
No; designed for one device, multi-device capability planned.
Designed for one device; multi-device sync planned.
Optional, off by default; encrypted Firebase backup syncing across devices on the same Apple/Google account.
Enable Cloud Sync on both, use same account, check connection and version, toggle sync off and on.
For a limited time, the Day One web app won’t count against your device limit. In the future, syncing between the web app and mobile apps will be a Silver or Gold feature.
Day One Sync is our service for syncing and backing up your Day One journal on all of your Mac, iOS, Android, and Windows devices. It is available for Plus (legacy), Silver, and Gold users.
While not representative of all our users’ experiences, we had thousands of cases of data loss and duplication with iCloud and Dropbox. This was not acceptable to us, so we’ve built Day One Sync from the ground up to be tailored to Day One journal data.
Not designed for simultaneous multi-device use because data is not on servers; transfer manually via backup file.
Back up first, enable Cloud sync with the same provider and account on each device; Pro on mobile, included on Windows.
Check provider and account, sync both, check connection, storage and versions; Camera Roll-only photos do not sync.
Choose a cloud service once per device with the same account; syncs automatically, data compressed and encrypted. Manual .diary backup alternative.
Basic checks and steps to resolve iCloud sync issues; large imports can take minutes.
Premium iCloud sync via the Private User Database keeps entries in sync.
Data is stored per device for privacy; use export/import to move or back up data.
Manual sync only because app data lives on phone and Insights is cloud-based.
Log in to the same account, set up and select the same cloud storage, and check sync status on every device.
No; export manually via Import & Export to move data between accounts.
They can be used separately, but cross-platform sync is not available yet.
No; iCloud sync works within one Apple ID and entries cannot be merged across IDs.
iMoodJournalYes, you can exchange data and photos between your devices using iCloud or Dropbox services. Please make sure synchronization is enabled in iMoodJournal Settings. Each device connected to Internet can have actual data.
ReflectionYes. Your journal syncs seamlessly and securely across our native apps for iOS, Android, and macOS, as well as our full-featured Web app.
Make sure you're logged into the same account on all devices and have a stable internet connection. If syncing issues persist, try logging out and back in. Contact support if the problem continues.
On iPhone and Android. No ads, no account, your data on your phone.
