Color Mood Circle vs Stepmit

Your mood has a color. Color Mood Circle lets you capture how you feel in one playful gesture: drag the pin around the color wheel until it feels right, then let go. CAPTURE A MOOD IN SECONDS • Twelve moods on one wheel, from Peaceful, Calm and Happy to Angry, Sad, Exhausted and Tired • Check in as often as you like through the day; every mood is saved with its time • Your mood shows in large type above the wheel, while the center blends the colors as you move • Gentle haptics as you pass from one mood to the next • Tap the emoji to show or hide the glowing color blobs SEE YOUR PATTERNS • Look back over today, the past week, month or year, or everything at once • A mood distribution shows which feelings came up most often • A short quote to go with it; pull down for a new one • Remove any entry you don't want to keep NEW: THE JOURNAL • A monthly calendar where each day carries the color of its last mood • Move between months or jump straight back to today • Open any day, today included, to see every mood you logged and when • Write a note for each day; it saves as you type MADE FOR iPHONE • Rebuilt from the ground up for iOS 26 • Designed for Dark and Light mode • Works with VoiceOver and Dynamic Type, and respects Reduce Motion PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no sign-up. Your moods and notes stay on your iPhone.

Your steps and activity, like a terminal log. Stepmit isn't your typical fitness app. It's an activity log with a developer's sensibility — for people who want to keep their daily activity in the style of a contribution graph and a terminal. Everything on screen is a custom terminal UI drawn with a monospace font and ASCII blocks. ■ Activity is automatic, records are a 'commit' Steps, distance, calories, and floors appear automatically from Apple Health. Attaching a type and a one-line note to a day is what Stepmit calls a 'commit'. Committed days stack up as a log you can revisit anytime or share as a card. ■ Step contribution graph See a month of step activity as a block heatmap. Watch it fill in and read your whole month at a glance. ■ Records, made richer · diff — when you commit, see the change versus the same time yesterday, in green/red. · Monthly release — a card that sums up the month's activity, like a 'git tag'. · On this day — meet your records from 1 year, 6 months, and 1 month ago today. · Images as block art — attach a photo to a record and, instead of the original, it's converted into 8-level block art in your current theme colors. (The original photo is never stored or transmitted.) ■ Color themes Several terminal color themes. Switch a theme and the graph, mascot, and block art recolor together. ■ Share cards Render a record as a terminal-style card to share or save as an image. Choose to include the hourly graph or block art, plus the diff. ■ Light, and private · Apple Health is read-only · no server · no tracking, ads, or account · Records sync only to your private iCloud (CloudKit) · No background location tracking. — For developers, for tech folks, and for anyone who responds to a contribution graph and a monospace font.