Photo Diary & Mood Log - Nook

A private photo diary and mood journal. Pick one color for how you feel, add a photo and a line, and your calendar slowly becomes your journal. No like counts, no followers, no feed full of strangers. Everything you write starts as "Only me." Keep it to yourself, or share a day with the people you were with. ■ Made for you if you · want a simple mood tracker you'll actually keep using · remember your days in photos more than in words · want a shared diary with a partner or a close friend — without a public social network · want to keep a baby journal with your family, starting from the day your little one arrives · are tired of social apps and just want a quiet place of your own ■ Moods as colors Twelve moods — happy, love, excited, grateful, calm, proud, sad, lonely, hurt, anxious, angry, weary — each with its own color. Up to 10 photos per entry. ■ Classic, Hamster or Rabbit Keep the clean classic look, or pick a hamster or rabbit buddy: the app turns soft pastel and you choose your mood from twelve little character faces. They peek over the tab bar and hop when you save. Switch anytime in Settings. ■ Your calendar becomes a landscape of your year Day by day, photos and mood colors fill a grid, so you can see the feel of a whole month at a glance. Filter by mood, by person, or by tag. ■ Film-look photo editing 11 film filters, polaroid and ratio frames, text, stickers and tape. Make each photo feel like the day did. ■ Your year in review A 365-day mood heatmap. See the mood you stayed in longest, the places you went most, your biggest shelf and the people you shared it with. ■ People you were with Add friends to an entry as "people you were with," and your days come together in one feed. Hearts and short comments stay between you — no numbers to compete over. ■ A baby journal for the whole family The day your baby arrived, the first smile, the first steps. Save the day with a few photos and a line, add family as friends and tag them as people you were with, and grandparents far away can see the same feed and leave a comment. Put it all on an "Our baby" shelf and it becomes a growth album. ■ Shelves Group entries on shelves you make yourself: trips, cafés, your dog… whatever you like. ■ Sealed letters Write a letter to your future self or a friend. Not even you can open it before the date you choose. ■ You decide who sees it Every entry is "Only me" by default. Share with the people you were with, or make it public — only as much as you want. "See as" shows you exactly how your space looks to others. ■ Import from your gallery Bring in old photos with their dates and places intact, and fill in the days you never wrote about. ■ A gentle reminder At 9 PM your time, if you haven't written yet, Nook sends one quiet nudge. Light and dark mode. Nook is a quiet place to keep your days — a mood journal, a photo diary, and a journal you'll want to keep for years.