Easyjournal is a straightforward and simple web application for keeping a journal online. In just two easy steps, anyone can publish a journal at a designated, personalized website address. Easyjournal allows registered users to form communities called "Journal Networks", and receive feedback from their readers. The application is also highly configurable to automatically notify readers of updates and manage privacy settings.

Easyjournal PRO is an advanced version of the service that offers, among other special features, image upload and storage, template customization, comment board hosting and advanced visitor reporting.

Easyjournal is ideal for keeping an online travelogue, weblog, personal diary or just recording everyday life. It is a simple and effective way to keep friends, family and colleagues up to date, without getting lost or loathed in a sea of email.

Easyjournal is based on the principle that communication and self-expression are often underserved by email alone, and, equally, that web publishing need not be technical, tedious or costly.

Easyjournal was founded in 2002 by Adam Weinroth in Austin, Texas, USA. Weinroth developed the Easyjournal web application following a 4-month trek through Europe in 2001. During the trip, he posted journal entries on his personal website, which eventually received nearly 1,000 unique visits per month and proved to be a valuable writer's tool.

The latest version of Easyjournal has been made possible by the talent, generosity and support of the following organizations and individuals:

Ruhul Alam, Ashley Bass, Trei Brundrett, Andrew Busey, Trent Doucet, Kevin English, Michael Gale, Julia Halpern, Handwire, David Keirns, Jon Lebkowsky, Michael Lovitt, MLTJ, Primus Networks, Paul Pugh, Sharron Rush, James Shellhase, Ana Sisnett, Peter Zandan