I’ve documented my recent efforts to make ebooks from my journals in a blog post. I hope it might be of use to someone. It was much harder than it should have been until I eventually found a workflow that works (Diarly → rtf export → pages → epub). I wish developers of journalling software would think more about how we might want to export our writing and use it elsewhere.
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Overlooked in the formal user requirements stage of development perhaps or more likely(?) a fear that users exporting data do so to switch to a competitor’s program.
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I suspect it is both. Developers concentrate on making a good writing and reading experience in the app and understandably don’t want to make it too easy to move away from it.