No account.
Open it and start. There’s nothing to register, verify or forget the password to.

The first weeks on something new are the strangest. One question a day, answered in taps, and a clear one-page summary to hand your prescriber.
Your diary stays yours.
Web app in testing. App Store and Google Play to follow.
A small note, in your own words or simple taps.
Your diary stays on your device.
A factual summary of what you recorded.
20% of each purchase goes to mental health charities.
No account, no analytics and no pressure to keep a streak. The diary is deliberately simple because the notes are yours.
Open it and start. There’s nothing to register, verify or forget the password to.
Your notes live on your device. No server, no analytics, and the app does not read what you write.
No streaks. No red days. Miss a week and it simply welcomes you back.
The medication, dose and date. Pick two or three things to keep an eye on — sleep, appetite, head fog, whatever matters to you.
Sliders that speak in words, not numbers. Tap a few phrases. Type if you want to, never because you have to.
After a couple of weeks it describes what you recorded in plain language and makes a one-page summary for your appointment.
Small steps.
Brighter days.
2 reported missed of 39 days noted.
Every start, dose change and stop becomes a dated marker beside what you actually recorded. Missed doses are counted plainly, without judgement.
Made on your device. Goes only where you send it.
Eighteen coordinated looks, each with its own illustration and dark version. The presentation changes; your diary does not.
No subscription, because your notes should not stop working when a payment fails. One planned price, yours for good.
20% of every purchase goes to mental health charities. We publish who received what, every year.
planned one-off price
Web app in testing. Store versions to follow.
No. It is a diary. It does not interpret your medication, suggest doses or diagnose anything.
Save an encrypted backup whenever you like and bring it back on another device.
There is a support page reachable from the app, and it is never triggered by what you write.