Daytint: Mood Journal

Matteo Cava

About this app

Daytint is a calm, 10-second daily check-in for how you're really doing.

Open it, tap today's mood, add a line if you feel like it, and you're done. Over time those small taps turn into a clear picture of your weeks and months, with none of the pressure of a blank page or a long questionnaire.

Private by default. Your journal lives on your phone. No ads, no subscriptions, nothing sold or tracked. If you want a backup that syncs across your devices you can sign in, and that is the only time anything leaves your phone.

WHAT YOU CAN DO
- Rate your day from 1 to 5 with a single tap
- Add a short note when a day deserves more words
- Rate the parts of life that matter to you (Work, Couple, Friends, Family, Health, or your own categories) and jot a note for each
- Log days you missed with a quick month calendar
- Watch patterns emerge: a mood trend, a color calendar heatmap, per-category averages, your mood distribution, and your current streak
- Filter your insights by week, month, or year, and by category
- Set a gentle daily reminder at a time that suits you
- Export everything to CSV or JSON, anytime

DESIGNED FOR MODERN ANDROID
- Material You: colors drawn from your wallpaper on Android 12+, with a hand-tuned sage theme as the fallback
- Full light and dark themes
- Adapts cleanly from phone to foldable to tablet
- Respects your accessibility settings, including reduced motion

OPTIONAL CLOUD SYNC
Sign in with email or Google to back up your journal and keep it in sync across your own devices. Sync is completely optional: Daytint works fully offline, and you can turn it on later or never.

Daytint is a personal wellbeing companion, not a medical or diagnostic tool.

How was today, really? Take ten seconds, and let the answer add up over time

What’s new

• A new Settings switch: share anonymous usage data, or don't. It's your call, and turning it off stops everything.
• Under the hood: we can now see which features are actually used, so the next update fixes real problems rather than guessed ones. These counts never include your notes, your ratings, or anything you typed.