A simple mood journal that lets you record your day with a single color. Over time, your entries form a colorful mosaic, revealing patterns at a glance. Add optional memos and enjoy privacy with local data storage.
1.6
September 2, 2026
(1.6) ・ Choose the quick simplicity of Basic 24 or the finer expression of Expanded 55, whichever feels right for you. ・ New Color Review shows exact colors and 11 color families, trends by weekday and month phase, and the days you chose each color. ・ New How Colors Work explains color-family counts and 4x4 comparisons. Review your 800-character memos together in the new Memo List in Settings.
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No, ColorDiaryApp does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases to support development.
ColorDiaryApp allows users to select a single color that represents their mood for the day. These colors are then displayed in a calendar and a mosaic view to help users visualize their emotional patterns over time.
Yes, ColorDiaryApp allows for optional memos with each color entry, supporting up to 800 characters. This provides additional context to your daily mood recordings.
Yes, ColorDiaryApp prioritizes user privacy. Your data is stored locally on your device, with no cloud sync or external sharing. Backups are manual and user-initiated.
ColorDiaryApp is currently supported on iPhone devices. It was last updated on August 23, 2026, with version 1.5.
Yes, you can edit or delete entries in ColorDiaryApp anytime. This allows you to correct mistakes or update your mood if your feelings change throughout the day.
Yes, ColorDiaryApp provides daily reminder notifications to encourage consistent mood tracking. The time for these reminders is adjustable and can be turned off if preferred.
ColorDiaryApp has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. The app focuses on simple, visual mood tracking.
