One photo, one line of mood
Pick a color for today's mood, then add a photo and a single line. There are twelve moods to choose from, and up to 10 photos per entry.
Nook
Your mood as a color, your day as a photo. A shared diary you read and comment on with friends or a partner.
Main features
A month filled with photos
Each day builds into a grid of photos and mood colors. You can filter by mood, people, or tags.
One feed with the people you were with
Tag a friend as someone you were with, and both of your entries gather in one feed. Hearts and short comments stay between the people who were there.
Default, hamster, rabbit
Choose the hamster or rabbit theme and the app turns pastel, with moods picked as character faces. You can change it any time in settings.
Private by default
Every entry is private by default. Open it only as far as you want: to the people you were with, or to everyone.
A small diary
It works fine on your own. Write with friends or a partner and, like an exchange diary, your days come together in one place.
Also included
- 11 film filters, Polaroid and aspect-ratio frames, and text, sticker, and tape decorations
- Your own year in review with a 365-day mood heatmap
- Bookshelves that group similar entries
- Sealed envelopes that stay closed until a date you set
- Import gallery photos with their original date and location
- A parenting diary to keep with your family
- A reminder every evening at 9 pm, plus light and dark modes
How to use it
- Pick a color for your mood and add a photo and a line.
- Tag the people you were with, or keep it private.
- Look back on your days with the calendar and the review.
Visibility and privacy
- Every entry is private by default.
- You can share it with only the people you were with, or with everyone.
- "View as someone else" lets you check how an entry looks to others before you share.
- Hearts and short comments stay between the people who were there, and there's no number competition.
- Play Store data safety: no data shared with third parties; data is encrypted in transit; data that may be collected includes location and personal info.
Built with AI
A diary shared only with people close to you
It's a mood diary you share only with people close to you, without worrying about like counts. The writing, calendar, and feed screens were made with AI.
Fixed by using it
A recent update split the feed into today, yesterday, and this week, and let long entries expand inside the card. It also fixed a problem when long-pressing to open a menu, and search results switching back to an older search term.
By the numbers
The repository has 389 commits, and as of October 6, 2026, the app version is 1.0.12. The server uses Spring Boot and PostgreSQL; the app uses Next.js and Capacitor.
Questions
Can other people see my diary?
Entries are private by default. You can open them only as far as you want: to the people you were with, or to everyone.
Can I use it with a partner or friends?
Yes. Tag a friend as someone you were with, and both of your entries gather in one feed.
How many photos can I upload?
Up to 10 per entry.
Can I write entries from older photos?
Yes. Import gallery photos with their original date and location, and they're sorted into days.
Can I use it as a parenting diary?
Yes. Add family members as Nook friends and tag them as people you were with, and you can all see the same feed and leave comments.