kimoroku

kimoroku is a mood journal you can finish in ten seconds a day. It isn't built for writing. It's built for measuring how you feel, so you can look back later and notice something. ■ Ten seconds, and today is saved Tap one of five circles — each filled to a different level, like water. Add a tag or two. Leave a short note if you want to. On days when there's nothing to say, a single tap is enough. No streak counters. Nothing that shames you for skipping a day. ■ Reflection that pays off on weekends Your entries become a line that shows how your mood moved. Below it, the tags you chose most often. "I was tired, I guess" becomes "I picked the same tag every day last week." ■ Your entries never leave your device kimoroku only connects to the network to process purchases. Your moods, tags, notes, and everything derived from them stay local. No account. No sign-in. No analytics SDK. No ad SDK. In airplane mode, recording, browsing, reflecting, and exporting all still work. ■ Share color, not words From the reflection screen, export a two-week card as an image. Choose from three designs. Your notes are never included — not by setting, but by design. What you share is an abstract shape made of levels and color. ■ Straight from your home screen Tap the widget to record without opening the app. Or keep a small graph of your recent days in view. Face ID and Touch ID lock are supported. ■ Free, forever - Unlimited entries - Full history browsing (all time) - Two-week reflection graph - Home screen widgets (small, medium) - Biometric lock - JSON / CSV export - Daily reminder - Share cards (three designs) ■ kimoroku Plus (one-time purchase) Pay once. There is no recurring charge. This is not a subscription. - Full-history reflection (monthly, yearly, by weekday, tag patterns) - Calendar heatmap - Monthly report - One year ago today - Moving average and trend line - Multiple reminders with weekday selection - Lock screen and large widgets - Additional share card templates - Theme colors and alternate app icons Family Sharing supported. ■ Who this is for - People who've tried journaling and stopped - People who want to see their ups and downs from a distance - People who'd rather not put their records in someone else's cloud - People who don't want another monthly charge kimoroku doesn't diagnose you or score you. It records, and it lets you look back. That's all it does. If that distance sounds right, give it a try.