Diary Reader is blog reader that lets you read Google Blogger / Blogspot blogs as if they were ebooks. Diary Reader downloads blogs onto your iPhone so that you can read the entries in chronological order, or skip around by date or by tags. You can resume reading where you left off, and get new postings with one tap of a button. You can set the font to whatever you like, save any number of blogs to a library on your iPhone and read offline. Diary Reader is suitable for journals and diaries, not blogs focused on photography or video clips or opinions. With Diary Reader you can turn blogger sites into books.

• Easy to use ebook interface.
• Library for saving blogs for offline reading.
• Fully customizable fonts.
• Browse by date or tags.
• Download random blogs.(If you are really bored.)

• Why is the random blog button grayed out? The random blog feature uses a particular Google Blogger URL that needs an existing blogID to work. Diary Reader doesn't know any blogIDs until you add at least one blog to your library. Then it can make the random URL.
• Does Diary Reader work for Wordpress blogs? No. Wordpress doesn't have an API for sharing blog content. Google Blogger does, that's what makes Diary Reader possible.
• The screen keeps dimming. How do I prevent this? There is a setting to disable the Idle Timer.
• When I add random blogs to my library, sometimes I get an alert message saying that the blog already exists in my library. Why does this happen? Google's random blog feature (which Diary Reader uses to pick random blogs) is not really that random. Just cancel the download and try again.
• For Blogs on the blogspot.com domain, do I have to type blogspot.com in the download blog text field all the time? No. If you type just the first part of the blog's name, Diary Reader will add the http:// and the blogspot.com parts before downloading.
• What does the Summary Only Blog alert message mean? Blogger writers can set their blogs so that only blog summaries are shared by the Google Blogger API. In this case Diary Reader has to get the blog entries the hard way, fetching them page by page. This is much more complicated than using the API directly and that's why it's so slow. You can mess with the Connection settings to try to make this faster. Once the blog is downloaded though, getting new posts is not terribly slow.