Dating Score vs Record Everything

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Some days life feels like a mess and you don't know where to start. You're chasing deadlines, or running between work and everything else, and the little stuff never gets its turn. Neither do you. When you're tired you just want to lie down and scroll. It all piles up, and you don't get to it until you can't stand it anymore. So I made Record Everything, to make keeping track of your days a little easier. It won't ask you to be disciplined. All it does is show you how much you actually got done today. Want to know how much takeout you ordered this year, how many milk teas you drank, how many times you saw a friend? Record Everything has the answer. Just tap a stamp when you think of it, and one day you'll get to look back and see that you really were living. How it works: water, medicine, mopping the floor, a good cry. Every small thing has its own hand-drawn stamp. Tap the screen and it lands on the page. No typing. Forget to stamp something? There's a Catch-Up paper made for exactly that. The wooden stamps actually take ink. Dab one on the pad and it picks up whatever color you chose; press it down and it lands with a sound and a small thud in your hand, and the ink spreads into the paper. Keep stamping and the color fades, just like a real one — so you dab it again. That part is hard to stop doing. It also works for people who simply like stationery, journaling and stamps — and for anyone looking for a new way to keep their life in order. Let Record Everything be your journaling sidekick, and keep track of the small things you can't. Ideas, wishes, bug reports: zimo_2000@icloud.com Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ App Terms: https://zimowu12.github.io/chuochuo_web/agreement.html Privacy Policy: https://zimowu12.github.io/chuochuo_web/privacy.html