Twodot

Twodot is the simplest mood tracker you'll ever use.

Once a day, you log two things: today's weather, and how you're feeling. That's it. No long journals. No endless prompts. No streaks pressuring you. Just two dots a day.

Then, over weeks and months, something quietly remarkable happens. You start to see your year as a map. A pattern emerges between the weather outside and the weather inside you.

— TWO DOTS A DAY —

Open the app. Your local weather appears automatically. Tap one of five moods. Done. The whole interaction takes five seconds. You can add a short note if you want, but you don't have to.

— SEE THE CONNECTION —

At the end of the month, the year, or any moment you're curious, open your stats. Every day of your life since you started becomes a dot on a calendar, colored by mood. A scatter plot shows you whether sunny days lift you up, whether rain pulls you down, or whether — surprisingly — the weather has nothing to do with it for you.

This is what Twodot is really about. Not tracking for the sake of tracking. Discovering a quiet truth about yourself.

— DESIGNED TO STAY OUT OF THE WAY —

- One screen. One question per day.
- No accounts, no logins, no signups.
- No ads. No tracking. No analytics.
- Works completely offline after the daily weather fetch.
- Your data stays on your device. Always.

— PRIVATE BY DEFAULT —

Twodot doesn't have servers. There's no cloud sync, no profile, no friend feed. The only data that ever leaves your device is your approximate location, used once a day to fetch your weather, then forgotten. No analytics, no advertising SDKs, no third-party tracking. Read our full privacy policy in the app or on our website.

— FOR PEOPLE WHO —

- Have tried other mood trackers and given up because they ask too much.
- Like minimalist apps with thoughtful design.
- Want to understand themselves a little better.
- Suspect the weather affects them, but aren't sure how much.
- Have seasonal patterns they want to gently observe.

— A NOTE ON HONESTY —

Twodot won't tell you you're "doing great" if you logged a sad day. It won't gamify your emotions. It won't ask you to keep a streak. It's not therapy and not a substitute for one. It's a quiet companion — a tiny daily ritual that, given enough time, becomes a portrait of your year.

Two dots a day. That's all it takes.