One date need not mean one entry
For different events in one day, separate cards can be easier to revisit than one long collection of photos and text. A morning walk and evening gathering share a date but not the same context.
Pogaem supports several cards per date. Each has its own title, text, photos, and videos for event-based organization.
Create several entries on one day
Select the date in the calendar.
Save the first event with its title, text, and media.
Open New Entry again on the same date.
Save another event as a separate card and check both in the date view.
Use context to decide whether to group or split
Consecutive photos in one place or scenes explained by one sentence naturally fit one card. Changes in time, location, or companions may suit a new card.
Ask whether one title describes every photo. If it feels awkward, that is a cue to divide the record.
Swipe between multiple entries
When a date has at least two entries, swipe cards left and right in the date view. Review the current preview and text, then tap the desired card for details.
In entry details, tapping the photo area's left or right edge moves to the previous or next calendar entry. This differs from a center tap, which opens the photo itself larger.
Reorder cards with forward and backward buttons
With several cards on one date, order controls swap the current card with its neighboring entry. Arrange a flow such as morning through evening.
During album import, new cards may still arrive, so reordering is temporarily locked. Wait until import finishes and the list settles.
Frequently asked questions
Can I create two or more entries on one date?
Yes. Writing another new entry on the same date saves a separate card with its own title, body, and media.
How do I view multiple entries on a date?
Swipe between cards horizontally and tap the desired one to open its details.
Can I change their order?
Yes. With two or more cards, forward and backward controls swap adjacent entries. They are temporarily unavailable during album import.