Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to popular questions about Delawrite.
Delawrite is a journal that actually feels convenient. It organizes notes, reminders, and routine tasks so you can focus on writing down what matters.
Delawrite reminds you about important events ahead of time, keeps your notes organized, finds the right information, and syncs everything across devices—no need for manual sorting.
Yes, all core features are free. Additional productivity tools will arrive later as part of a subscription.
Delawrite is currently available on Windows and Android. Other platforms are coming soon.
No. Every note is stored as a readable text file on your drive (for example, on Windows in Documents/delawrite_files/). You can keep using the files in another app even without Delawrite.
Backups will live on each of your devices and store the last 15 days of notes so you can restore any entry within that period.
Sync keeps notes up to date across every device in real time. Avoid editing the same file simultaneously on different devices—sync handles updates, not live collaboration.
It lets you capture ideas quickly and handles sign-in. Telegram confirms it's really you before notes become available on a new device.
Delawrite uses secure https/wss connections and Telegram-based sign-in. You can enable end-to-end encryption so notes are locked with a key stored on your device—keep that key safe.
No protection is perfect. Delawrite balances convenience with security and isn't meant for sensitive data. Enable end-to-end encryption, protect your app and device with a password, use antivirus software, and never share your encryption key.
Smart search is powered by AI to match meaning rather than exact words. Like any AI, it may reflect biases present in its training data—keep that in mind while using it.
Delawrite never shares your notes with third parties. When smart search rolls out, notes may be processed by a neural network for semantic matching, but the feature will be off by default.
The app is in alpha. The best help is honest feedback about what works and what should improve.
Paper journals are bulky, and existing apps often require lots of manual structure. Delawrite started as a personal project to stay organized while juggling studies, work, and other commitments.