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Your own personal mini journal & mood tracker. Choose a coffee roast to match your mood, write up journal entries, and interact with a calendar that grows a little bit every day.
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It's beautiful and really nice for helping me keep my mental health in check. It's adorable, which just makes it even better. I love this extension and it's way underrated!
So cute!
I really like this as a concept and I love that I'm on my computer anyway so it's right there. I also love coffee, so it fits my personality! Small note, however, I notice when I'm in the calendar tracker that when I hover over today's date, it brings up the note I made on the on the home "page" to the right with the "delete" and "edit" icons, but I can't click on those icons. When I move my cursor off of today's date, that note goes away. Clicking on the date changes my mood. I like this, and I'll keep using it! But it may need to go through some testing for UX improvements.
amazing wow I love it
Really like it. The concept and design. However, like other viewers...Please make the FONT bigger. It is hardly readable. If nothing changes, would have to stop using it. Which would be a shame.
though i haven't had this for a long time, i find it really amazing. i didn't think seeing how my mood changes would be helpful, but i was wrong :)
This concept of this extension is really good. Aesthetics-wise, it is my type. I like the little steam-ghost that shows the mood on the main page for typing the journal entry and I love how you are able to change your mood to match your current state. You also get to view how your mood was over the month and year which is a good feature as well. However, there are some things that I wish could be implemented. 1. The font is a bit small. If there was a way so that the user could make the extension window bigger at will that would be great. 2. Only a small amount of the journal entry is actually shown when typing in a large amount of words. Unless the user writes a really small journal entry, then it is really hard to see all of the entry. Good for a quick glance. However, even in lock mode, you can only view the entire entry when you go to edit it. So, a scroll bar that would allow you to see it when locking an entry would be great. 3. The mood changes can be quite annoying if the person wants to lock in a certain mood for a day. If there could be a command that can lock in the mood so that it doesn't change when the user goes to edit their entry, that would make this extension much better. Overall though, the extension does what it needs to do and it is also cute which is why I give it 4/5 stars.
It was amazing! Ive been using it for a 3 months now and i just love it! But heres a suggestion you should make the font size bigger! Its quite small and hard to read but that okay! But either way i love it!
Cute, easy to use, effective(:
its pretty incredible, it would be nice if it could be password locked though, but no biggie really