Buzzkill vs Moodleaf

Buzzkill helps you make selected apps feel less stimulating without blocking them or setting time limits. Choose the apps that pull you in, then Buzzkill walks you through installing two bundled Apple Shortcuts and creating matching open and close Personal Automations. When a selected app opens, the shortcut can turn your iPhone’s Color Filter to grayscale; when you leave it, a second shortcut can restore color. Everything stays on your iPhone. Buzzkill has no account, ads, analytics, app-usage tracking, or background uploads. It does not read your screen or content. You stay in control: the apps remain available, and Apple Shortcuts runs the local automations. Buzzkill is a setup companion that explains each step, checks the shortcut behavior, and helps you repair the grayscale setting if needed.

Some days blur together. A mood journal makes them visible. Moodleaf turns a few taps a day into a picture of how you actually feel — what lifts your mood, what drains it, and what keeps repeating. KEY FEATURES – Log your mood in seconds Pick how you feel and you're done. No long forms, no pressure to write. – Add a note when you want to Write a sentence, a full entry, or nothing at all. Some days need more words than others. – Your whole month on one screen Every logged day shows up in the calendar as its own emoji. Scroll through the month and see how it went. – Go back to any day Open a date and reread what you wrote. – Keep the habit going Gentle daily reminders and a streak that rewards showing up, not perfection. – Private by default Your entries stay on your device. IMPORTANT: Moodleaf is a personal journaling tool for self-reflection. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. If you are struggling with your mental health, please reach out to a qualified professional. Start where you are. Terms of Use: http://www.idevtbs.com/tos.html Privacy Policy: http://www.idevtbs.com/pp.html