Calm Hue: Anger Log & Cooldown

Calm Hue: Anger Log & Cooldown

Red anger to gentle blue App

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 5, 2025
  • September 3, 2026

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Press and hold the screen. The angry red slowly melts into a calm blue. That is the whole app. When anger spikes you don't need a course or a questionnaire. You need somewhere to put your hands for the next thirty seconds. Calm Hue gives you exactly that: a red screen that only cools while your finger stays down, with a pulse of haptic feedback that softens as the colour does. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the app. The screen is bright red. 2. Press and hold anywhere on it. 3. Red and orange bleed slowly toward a cool blue, and the vibration under your finger gets gentler as it goes. 4. Lift your finger and the colour stays exactly where it got to. Come back later and carry on. 5. When it finally reaches blue, that session is saved. YOUR ANGER LOG Swipe in from the right edge to open your history: the date and time of every session, with the colour it started from and the colour it ended on. Nothing to type, nothing to rate. After a few weeks it becomes a quiet record of how often you needed it. Swipe to delete a single entry, or clear everything at once. BUILT TO STAY OUT OF THE WAY - No account, no sign-up, no email address - Your log is stored on your device, not on a server - Nothing to configure - A different shade of blue every time, so it never feels mechanical - Works with the brightness right down, in the dark, under a desk WHO IT IS FOR - People who snap first and regret it afterwards - Parents who need thirty seconds before they answer - Anyone whose stress arrives faster than their words - Anyone who started a mood journal and stopped writing by day three Calm Hue will not fix whatever made you angry. It just gives the anger somewhere to go while it burns itself out.
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What's New in Calm Hue

1.1.0

September 3, 2026

New name: the app is now Calm Hue. It also speaks 39 languages, and the onboarding has been rewritten.

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