whit – mood & micro routines

Keep track of how you feel — and come to understand what sits behind it. a whit is the smallest possible amount. That is what the word means in English, and that is what this is: a short look inward — how are you right now, and what fed into it. Fifteen seconds. Morning, evening, and any time something shifts. A drop, not a questionnaire You move a slider, and above it a drop changes shape and colour: it lifts when you are doing well and sinks when you are not. Underneath, a word appears for exactly that place. Then a second axis — calm, neutral or charged — because "still" and "wired" are not the same "okay". After that, if you like: sleep, activity, a few tags, a note. All optional. The drop on its own is a complete whit. A few weeks in, whit starts showing you what connects: which people, places and habits line up with your best days — and with the hard ones. None of it is graded. It is simply made visible. Your data stays with you • No account needed. whit works fully offline, and everything you write stays on your device. • If you want to, you create an account voluntarily and your whits sync to the cloud. Your switch, your call. • whit has no ads and never will. No advertising IDs, no trackers, and no measuring of how you use the app. • Nothing is shared and nothing is sold — not even anonymised. • Crash reports help me find bugs and improve the app. You can switch them off whenever you like. • Everything is exportable, as JSON or CSV. And deleting means deleting. Why whit is built this way whit is a personal project, written by one person. No company, no investors, no growth target — and therefore no reason to run ads or turn the app into a business. That is not going to change. There is simply nobody I would owe your data to. That is what all of the above comes down to. English and German. Light and dark. A fingerprint lock if you need one. whit is not a medical product and is no substitute for therapy or counselling.