Year in Pixels: your whole year, one color per day
Mark each day with the color of how you felt and see the whole year at a glance. There is no grid to draw by hand: it fills in as you write.
How it works
In your day's entry you pick how you felt, and that mood becomes a color. Day after day the Year in Pixels fills in: twelve months, one square per day, all in the same view.
When you want a closer look, the By Month view shows one month at a larger size, with the same colors.
What the year shows you
Long stretches of the same color, the weeks that went dark, the months that went well. Seen together, they tell you something no single day can.
With the mood analysis of Complete you also get your patterns by day of the week and by month, your best week, and which tags lift or lower your mood.
A color with a story behind it
Each square belongs to a real diary entry. You can go back to any day and reread what you wrote: the color says how you felt, the entry says why.
More on Write your diary →More on Statistics and streaks →
Choosing your mood and the Year in Pixels are part of every plan. The analysis of patterns and trends is part of the Complete plan.
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