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Yours to rearrange
Drag the sections where you want them, drop the ones you never open, and set History up the way you actually read it.
Six kinds of weather
Pick the one that fits, then say how strong it feels. That's the whole thing.
Stormy
Loud and charged
Rainy
Heavy but moving
Cloudy
Low and quiet
Breezy
Restless but moving
Partly Cloudy
Mixed but open
Sunny
Clear and light
What's inside
Look back without keeping up
A week at a glance, a summary for each day, and a recap on Sundays. Nothing counts how many days in a row you managed.
A First Aid Kit for the hard days
Box breathing, 4-7-8, and the physiological sigh. Grounding, naming what you feel, small resets, and a deck of affirmations you can add your own lines to.
A journal, when a note isn't enough
Room to write properly, under its own drifting sky. Entries keep the weather you were in when you wrote them.
Locked to your device
Face ID if you want it, encrypted on disk, and kept out of iCloud and backups. There's no account to make, because there's nowhere to send anything.
Why I made it
Most mood apps ask for streaks and daily check-ins, and make you feel like you've failed when life gets in the way. That never helped me. It became one more thing to keep up with.
So I built the gentler app I wanted: miss a week and nothing breaks, log twice an hour and nothing judges. It's just you, noticing.
The quiet part
Your wellbeing isn't a business model.
Bought once and yours to keep. No subscription, nothing to renew, nothing held back for a higher tier.
Everything stays on your device, encrypted, out of iCloud and backups. No accounts, no trackers, nothing sent anywhere.
Nothing to keep up. Miss a day and nothing breaks.
Check the weather inside.
View on the App StoreiPhone only. Bought once, at £1.99.