GOKIGEN diary 2 vs Analog Journal

GOKIGEN diary 2 is a free diary app to record as a diary of daily mood. You can choose from seven types of the mood of the five stages, "anger" and "failure". You can also enter text as normal diary. You can see as the calendar mood of three months in the top screen, of 12 months in the year view. In the graph view, you can know the trend each day of the week, date of each, it can be used in self-analysis it further. It is every day you have spent casually, but that it will continue to record as a diary mood of the day, you might be able to know yourself you did not notice yourself.　B-) For example, Do not excellent mood (though not a physiological) is often the end of month. If feels good on Monday, I spend a good mood one week. In a good mood Y-day X-month every year! Etc... Also, if you record the health status instead of mood, it is also the health diary. It can also be used to schedule and manage if you put a plan in the future. If you do not want to show to others, you can set a passcode. The export function, you can also back up the data. Confirmation of further instruction and feature requests and additional feedback, please look at the support page.

A clean, simple logbook for analog film photographers. Keep track of your film rolls, cameras, and shots — all in one place. Perfect for anyone who shoots on 35mm, 120, disposable, point-and-shoot or fully manual film cameras. With this app you can: • track which film is loaded in each camera • quickly log every shot with notes (scene, lighting, lens, aperture, shutter, etc.) • optionally save the location where the shot was taken • mark when the roll is finished and ready to develop • keep your analog workflow organized and consistent No community, no feed, no social network — just a calm, personal journal for your film photography process. Designed for people who love the craft of shooting film and want to keep meaningful records to pair later with their scans. Perfect for travel, documentary, street, landscape or creative projects. Stay mindful, shoot with intention, and build a beautiful archive of your analog work.