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Have you ever felt like you “can't quite put your feelings into words” or that “even when you reflect, your notes end up feeling shallow”? This app was created to support your ability to “carefully articulate your emotions.” Rather than just writing a diary, simply answering pre-prepared questions naturally helps you “dig deeper into your feelings.” ■ Organize your thoughts just by typing Today's events, your feelings at the time, the reasons behind them, what to do next... Simply fill in the straightforward input fields, and you'll experience that moment when “my fuzzy feelings suddenly became clear!” Even if you struggle with writing, it's okay. No need to worry about how to write. The app gently guides your thoughts. ■ Instantly record emotions with emojis Happy, sad, tired, awesome! Sometimes emojis capture your feelings better than words. This app lets you record your emotions with emojis. They're instantly visible on the overview screen, making it easy to look back later. ■ Filter Function × Simple Overview Design “Want to revisit only the happy days?” “Need to see just that specific period together?” We've included handy filter functions for times like these. The overall design is kept simple. The UX is intuitive, so you'll grasp how to use it right away. ■ Visualize Emotional Trends with Graphs (Premium Feature) “What emotions have been most common lately?” Get answers to questions like this with just one tap. The Analysis tab displays your emotional trends in graphs. Discover new insights like: “Wow, I had more positive days than I realized!” “I seem to have regular tired days...” *This feature is exclusive to the Premium plan. ■ iCloud Sync Support. Continue on iPhone or iPad With iCloud sync support, you can use the same data on both iPhone and iPad. ■ No Account Required. Start Right Away No account registration is needed at all. You can start using it the moment you open the app. ■ Recommended for people like this ・Those whose daily reflections end up being “just kind of vague” ・Those who struggle to put their feelings into words ・Those who want to objectively understand their emotional waves ・Those who want to record their mental condition for self-care ・Those looking for a simple, easy-to-stick-with app The accumulation of small records leads to greater self-understanding. Why not start naming your emotions today? Privacy Policy https://sly-pudding-816.notion.site/Privacy-Policy-28dd3730639f8058a950c9283b83ab0f Terms of Use https://sly-pudding-816.notion.site/Terms-of-Use-28dd3730639f8062970dd18212a12ea1

Record Town is an app that makes it fun to keep track of medical visits, health, and daily habits in an RPG-inspired world. 【What You Can Do】 ・Track Visits Create custom categories for each family member, such as doctor visits, pediatric appointments, dental checkups, or hair salon visits. Save each visit with the date, notes, and photos. ・Track Health Keep a record of daily health information such as fevers, coughs, periods, and more, along with your own notes. ・Track Habits Category names can be customized, so you can also use the app to track habits such as workouts, walking, or reading. ・Save Medical Information Save information about hospitals, clinics, and other places you visit, so you can easily check it whenever you need it. ・Set Visit Reminders & Appointments Set your next recommended visit or upcoming appointment as your “Next Quest.” You can save the date and time, along with notes such as what to bring, and see all your upcoming appointments in one place. ・Get Schedule Notifications Receive notifications for upcoming visits and appointments. Notification dates and times can be customized for each person and event, and you can choose multiple reminders, such as on the day or several days in advance. Manage records for the whole family—Mom, Dad, kids, and more—all in one place. “When was my last haircut?” “What symptoms did my child have at their last doctor’s visit?” “When is my next appointment?” With Kiroku Town, you can easily look back at past records and check what’s coming up next.