Journal is a beautiful Microsoft app just out of the Garage that gives you another notetaking/diary/schoolwork option.
It also promises a link to your O365 calendar so you can match up meetings with notes - I could not see this in my version yet but this sounds like a really handy feature.
Right away you are thinking - isn't that what OneNote does? Well yes - but if you want a digital tool that more closely resembles a physical journal - check out Journal HERE
Journal is a more stripped down version of OneNote without the menus, notebooks, sections, section groups, pages (yes read simpler!) that is ink-first, with a number of AI powered gestures such as underlining to create a heading, creating lists, and marking important items with stars. It is a completely new experience and a refreshing change from OneNote. It feels more... personal in a sense.
You can also add PDFs and images but that is it - it is really designed for those who are using an ink-enabled device. Using it on my Surface Pro was a fantastic experience with the sensitivity of the pens - one a usual pen, the other a pencil along with a highlighter and eraser. Again a much simpler tool set compared with OneNote that focuses on the pen experience.
Organising Journals through folders is easy (I wish we had that for Sway!)
As the bulk of my notes are made with a pen (with evidential cognitive advantages for this style), when I start to see a Journal App available for other platforms that syncs the content, this will be a strong contender as my go-to notetaking app.