Outdoor Journal app for iPhone and iPad

App Basic Functionality

Current Event: tap this signpost to get back to a current event/task countdown if you

exit the app or go to another part of the app during an event countdown.

Album: this is a central location for all of your event pictures, videos and albums you

create. The app also allows for posting of your pictures to Facebook, editing the picture

title and picture notes and location info by tapping on the "i" information icon on the

bottom right of the frame. Additionally, tapping the picture will expand the picture to

full screen and then allow you to save the picture to your iPhone Camera Roll or forward

via email.

Store and Settings: clicking this signpost will allow you to purchase different sports and

outdoor activity categories with a sample event and activity specific checklist that you

can plagiarize and make your own. This also allows you to keep your multiple types of

sports journals, events, pictures and checklists separated for easy access, storage and

reuse. The sample events and checklists are well thought ofut and will help you learn

how to best utilize this app and remember all of the checklist items for your specific

sport or event. Additionally, on this page you can edit your profile and login info and

also review these app instructions.

Sync: at the top left corner of the home screen there is a sync icon that will push all

of your app data to your other iDevices where you have ODJ installed.

iPhone Settings Requirement: please go to Settings/Sounds and turn on “Vibrate on

Ring” to accommodate the vibrate alarm feature of the app.


Events: the events page allows you to plan new events, see and edit future scheduled

events and review history of past events. From the Scheduled Events tab you can edit or

share events with other event participants via email. Invited event participants will be

given a link to upload the event to the ODJ app and edit to their needs or download the

app and upload/edit. There are also three buttons on the events page that lead you to

scheduling a new event from scratch, using a saved event as a template for setting up a

new event and also creating or editing checklists. You can use Checklists as part of a pre-

event task or as a stand-alone checklist.

Journal: on the journal page you can view, edit or delete past journals and create new

journals. You can also post journals and associated pictures and videos to Facebook

from this page.

History: the history page allows for review of all past events and journals from one

common area. You can review past events by event type or date as well as save events

as templates for future use or reuse immediately as a new event template. You can

review past journals by type or date, edit journals, add pictures and post journals to

And many more...