Using the the Apple ID approach on boot is typically the easiest for modern Macs. Then re-sync your data from the previous sync method. If the password you’re having trouble remembering is a general Mac login or administrator password, you can reset it with these instructions instead. If that’s the case, you can delete the app from the device and re-install it. Verify by signing in to the Server Dashboard ( ) in a web browser. The last solution only works if you are certain that your data has been synced to Day One Sync. When the numberpad comes up, tap the Touch ID/Face ID icon in the bottom left corner.Įnter your fingerprint or use Face ID. Go to Day One > Settings > Passcode & Biometrics Beneath it are the login boxes, and a bit further down it, Forgot Apple ID or Password. Open your browser and visit the Apple ID page The center of that page shows Apple ID and Manage Your Apple Account. If you have Touch ID/Face ID or an Android fingerprint enabled for Day One but can’t remember the passcode, here are the steps to remove the passcode: Choose Forgot Apple ID or Password and then follow the given on-screen instructions. Maybe spend a while guessing possible combinations. The easiest solution is to try and remember the passcode. There are 3 possible options to reset the app-locking passcode on iOS. *Keychain Access can be found by searching Spotlight or going to Finder > Applications > Utilities > Keychain Access. Return to Day One to open it without your previously-set password. Select Delete “Day One App Locking Password”. The app-locking password for Day One on Mac is securely stored in the Keychain Access app.Ĭlick the section for “Login” in the left panel.Ĭontrol-click (or right-click) Day One App Locking Password to reveal a contextual menu.

It can be a different password for each device. Keep in mind, this password does not sync between devices. Access to Day One can be protected with an app-locking password.

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