In the 19th century, only 1% of the British population lived alone. But by 2011, that had risen to 31%. Since human beings have basically escaped the threat of food shortages and cold climates, more and more people actively choose to live alone.

According to iMedia’s data, since 2019, single people in major countries around the world account for more than 20% of the total population, of which Sweden has a single population of 51%. According to data released by China’s Ministry of Civil Affairs in 2021, China’s single adult population reached 240 million in 2021, of which 77 million adults lived alone, and this number is expected to rise to 92 million by the end of 2021.

Many people in their 20s, due to financial pressure or other reasons, can not find a suitable partner, and when they enter in their 30s, although they have enough money, they probably feel tired and don’t want to get married, so they choose to live alone for the rest of their lives.

Although there are social platforms such as Twitter and Facebook, sometimes it is difficult to find the right people on social platforms for in-depth communication, so many people choose to write diaries. According to the Huffington Post, there are many incredible benefits to keeping a diary, such as helping you relieve loneliness, express your inner emotions, clarify your thoughts, release stress…

While you can keep a diary and post photos of yourself on Twitter or Facebook, but with more and more personal information breaches, we need a safer way to record our life and inner thoughts. Although we can use paper notebook, but it is easy to lose.

A better way is to use some localized note-taking app. For example, if you like to keep a long diary, you can use Local diary. If you like to keep a diary like what you did on Twitter, you can use iTwi. Both apps can export all your text and images to a Word document. You can organize what you write every day into a MS Word book draft.