For keeping diary-like notes, so you can quickly overview recent changes on your site (and spot the source of an eventual problem). Adds a box on your administration dashboard. Only administrators are allowed to add and read diary-records (see the beginning of the source code for detailed explanation).
<h4>Requirements</h4>
PHP 5 on your server is necessary to run this plugin.

Website Diary

For keeping diary-like notes, so you can quickly overview recent changes on your site (and spot the source of an eventual problem).

DiaryPress is a plugin designed to allow your blog to operate like a private diary. It will ask you to login in order to see any of the content on the wordpress site. This is handy even if you keep a diary on a local web server such as WAMP as it protects your blog against nosey family and friends. Alternatively if you like to write your diary on the go and keep your diary on an internet accessible server the plugin is fully compatible with all WordPress for mobile applications such as WordPress for iPhone. The plugin is also compatible with the native WordPress e-mail to blog feature.
Key features:
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<li>Keeps your blog private</li>
<li>Works with Mars Edit 4 </li>
<li>Works with all WordPress for mobile applications</li>
<li>Works with the native e-mail to blog feature</li>
</ul>
See installation tab for instructions on how to install.

DiaryPress

DiaryPress lets you keep a private diary.

Website Diary vs DiaryPress