A family wall calendar for tablets and e-ink that takes handwritten events
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Two questions and a mood each evening, kept on your phone and nowhere else
Most journals fail because they ask too much, and this one asks two questions a night, so a year later the ordinary days are still there.
Daily Rituals is a small Android journal built around one evening habit. It asks what you did with the day and what you wish you had done, then has you pick a mood. A streak and an optional reflection prompt keep you coming back. You do not need an account, entries live only on the device, and you can export a backup file and keep it where you like. The core app is free, and a Plus tier adds extra colour palettes. An iPhone version is listed as coming soon.
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Study one photograph a day and reason out what it tells you
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