Mode On vs Koura Diary

When you need to concentrate on your work , you may find yourself thinking about unrelated things, or ,on the other hand, have you ever been unable to enjoy your private time because you were thinking about work? “Mode On” is an application that clearly separates the On and Off state of your mind. For example, When you leave your house, mode-ON ! When you leave there office, mode-OFF ! When you open exam question, mode-ON ! When you finish solving them, mode-OFF ! When you going on a date, mode-ON ! When you break up ,mode-OFF! When you transform, mode-ON ! When you return to your original form ! Switch your mind On and Off and enjoy your days to the fullest.

Koura Diary — gently record your turtle's every day, whether tortoise or aquatic. Easily enter weight, shell length, temperature, humidity, meals, and droppings by date. Entries flow automatically into charts and a calendar, so you can review growth and changes in condition at a glance. No ads. You can also log several turtles together. ▼ What you can do with Koura Diary • Easy entry — jot down each day's care on a single daily card • See growth — cute charts of weight & shell-length trends and meal distribution • Look back by calendar — check bowel-movement status at a glance • Shell photo timeline — collect shell photos and compare changes over the years • Share memories — turn photos into Polaroid-style cards for social media • Everyone's Turtles — share one photo a day on Today's Turtle and see other owners' turtles; picked photos stay on the Turtle Board • Condition guidance — hints on body build and dietary balance • Care reminders — notifications so you never forget • Multiple turtles — manage logs, photos, and favorite foods per individual • Backup — export your records and keep them on hand • Viewable offline • Japanese / English / Chinese (Simplified & Traditional) / Korean Keep your turtle's little daily changes, together with its lovely shell. Note: This app is a care-logging aid. Nutrition and health indicators are general guidance only and are not a substitute for diagnosis or advice from a veterinarian. If you notice any concerning symptoms, please consult an animal hospital.