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365 coloured squares, one per day. Why this simple grid is the view people keep coming back to.
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Before you switch, three questions: where does the data live, do you need an account, and what happens when you stop paying.
Read →The Best Offline Mood Tracker for Android
No account, no sign-in, nothing synced. What a truly offline mood tracker looks like on Android.
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Side by side on features, price and, most of all, where your entries end up after you tap save.
Read →How to Track Your Mood Without an Account
No email, no password, no cloud. Why that matters for a mood diary and how to start in five seconds.
Read →The Best Offline Mood Tracker for iPhone
What 'offline' really means for a mood tracker, what works without a connection, and what's free.
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