Features!

Multiple Journals eJourn allows you to keep multiple entirely seperate journals. Access to this feature is enabled through a plugin, although the program fully supports the functionality the plugin adds the needed user interface to use it.
Each journal may be encrypted via AES256 (Rijndael) or left as plain text. The files are saved in a tag based record, one file per entry. They support some useful meta information:

Meta Information eJourn supports the following meta information: Entry date, last edit/view date (editing and viewing are considered one and the same), title (not encrypted), mood, weather, links.

Event Relations A link is an event relation. It looks somewhat like a hyperlink and you may link to three different things: Another entry, a web address, or an eJourn search term.

Concurrent Views eJourn supports three, or more, ways to view your journal. Each view is meant to build onto the abilities and add easier ways to do tasks. Each one appears as a tab in the program: The calendar view gives you a chronological view of your entries. You may then view/edit the text in the edit tab. There is also a search tab to allow you to find things you forgot about when you saved them. In the future there will be more views added via plugins, such as a view to create categories and organize your entries manually.

Search I'm committed to making things findable later on. So I've added some search funtionality (and will extend it over time). Searching is considered integral to the functionality of the program, it's that important.

Command Line Integration There is also some, mediocre, ability to pull entries in and out of the running ejourn instance via a command line program `ejourn` (the program is `ejourn-gui`). This lets you pipe data in and out, and even export your whole journal to plain text on stdout.