Yedi: Feelings Journal

Seven feelings, 130 words. Name what you feel precisely, add where and why. Your entries stay on your phone.

Yedi is a private feelings journal. Pick a word for what you feel right now, add where you are and why, and it's saved — on your phone, nowhere else.

WHY WORDS MATTER Most mood apps give you five faces. Yedi gives you 130 words. "Angry" becomes "let down", "distant" or "resentful"; "sad" becomes "lonely", "guilty" or "vulnerable". Naming a feeling precisely is the whole point — the app never tells you what to do with it.

HOW IT WORKS • Tap one of seven core feelings, then choose a more precise word (or stop early) • Time is set automatically; change it to log a past moment • Place is filled in once, only if you allow it, and never tracked in the background • Add tags and a note in your own words

LOOK BACK • Calendar with the dominant feeling of each day • Year in pixels: your whole year at a glance, shareable without any personal data • Summary: how often each feeling appears, at which time of day, with which tags — counts only, no scores, no interpretation • "On this day": what you wrote a year ago, when there is something • Search by word, note, place or tag

PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account. No server. No analytics. Nothing leaves your phone • Lock with Face ID • Export as JSON, CSV or a PDF report; restore from your own backup • Reminders at a fixed time or at random moments — you decide

QUICK TO USE • Log from the Home Screen widget, Control Center, the Action button or Siri • Under ten seconds from unlock to saved

Yedi keeps a record; it does not give medical or psychological advice. If you want to share what you've written with someone you trust, the PDF export is yours to use.

Made by Octo8.

Privacy Policy: https://octo8.app/en/yedi/privacy/ Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/