Kimochi: Mood Diary & Journal

About

Some days are hard to put into words. This app is simply a place to write the day down, and keep it. ■ What you write never leaves this device Nothing is sent to a cloud. No account, no sign-in. In airplane mode you can still write, read back, search and make a PDF. Even the part that picks out topics from your mood (work, sleep, body and so on) runs entirely on this device. ■ You don't have to tidy it up A few words or a long entry — it stays exactly as you wrote it. Write as many times a day as you like. The app never rewrites your words, and never summarises them. On a day you cannot write, a photo on its own is enough. ■ You choose the mood yourself Seven steps, chosen by hand. No AI decides it for you. AI assistants tend to stop helping when a sentence carries painful words, and being met with silence on your hardest day is the last thing anyone needs. ■ Look back, quietly The calendar shows a band of colour for each day. Follow the bands and the day comes back exactly as you left it. Once enough has been written, a strip of the past months appears above. Touch it to jump to that month. Search by the words you wrote. The search crosses months, so it reaches that day a year ago. ■ Take it with you to an appointment Choose a period and make a PDF. It carries the sentences you wrote and the mood you chose, and nothing else. No severity, no trends, no interpretation added by the app. ■ Because it is not for anyone else Lock it with Face ID or your passcode. That is free, and always will be. You can attach one photo to an entry. When you change phones you can take everything with you as a file, photos included. ■ About the price Writing, reading back, searching, the lock and the backup are free forever, with no limit on how much you keep. The only paid part is Export — the PDF you take to an appointment — and it is a one-time purchase. There is no subscription. No ads, and no usage analytics. Kimochi Diary is a tool for keeping a record. It does not diagnose or treat. If a hard time continues, please talk to a health professional.