A mood tracker app you actually want to open
Most mood trackers ask you to compress a whole day into a number or an emoji. That is fast, but it is also why people abandon them by week three — nothing about tapping “3/5” is rewarding.
Colour is a better input than a scale
Choosing a palette takes the same thirty seconds as picking an emoji, but it captures nuance a scale flattens: anxious-but-hopeful looks nothing like flat-and-tired when you have to pick colours for it.
The entry is the reward
Each check-in produces a finished piece of art rather than a row in a database. That single design change is why the habit sticks — you are making something, and the tracking is a side effect.
Reading the timeline
The Bottle Spirit timeline lays your bottles out chronologically. Patterns show up visually — a run of dark, low-saturation bottles is easier to notice than a dip in a line chart, and harder to rationalise away.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I have to log every day?
- No. There are no streaks and no guilt notifications.
- Is my data private?
- Personal records are local by default. Duo sync, community sharing and smart features process relevant content online; see the privacy policy for details.
- Can I export my history?
- You can export individual bottles as share cards.