CloverDiary
CloverDiary is a personal journaling and diary application for macOS that allows users to write and organize daily entries. Based on the bundle ID prefix (jp.sekn), it appears to be developed by a Japanese creator. The app provides a simple interface for recording thoughts, memories, and personal reflections with basic text formatting capabilities. It serves individuals who want to maintain a private digital journal on their Mac.
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1 suggestionWe could not find detailed information about CloverDiary's current development status or architecture support in available sources. The app may be a smaller or region-specific project with limited online documentation. If you are using CloverDiary regularly, we recommend contacting the developer directly (through the app's support information or the bundle ID's domain) to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build is available or planned. With macOS 28 arriving in late 2027 and Rosetta 2 support being removed at that time, confirming the developer's roadmap now will help you decide whether to wait for a native update or plan an alternative. In the meantime, your Intel build continues to work via Rosetta 2, but this support will end. If the developer is unresponsive or has abandoned the project, consider alternatives like Day One or Notion for journaling and note-taking — both are actively maintained, run natively on Apple Silicon, and offer journal-specific features.
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