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Dot Journal
Track tasks, habits & moods privately—iPhone + Apple Watch
Dot Journal is a minimalist journal for iPhone and Apple Watch. Capture tasks, track habits with streaks, and log moods—all in one private app. ✨ Features: • Rapid task entry with collections & tags • Habit tracking with visual streaks • Mood logging to spot patterns • Apple Watch app—log from your wrist • Day, Week, Month, Year views • Face ID lock & 100% local storage No accounts. No tracking. Your data stays on your device.
“Track tasks, habits & moods privately—iPhone + Apple Watch”
Dot Journal was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #251 on the daily leaderboard. Dot Journal is a minimalist journal for iPhone and Apple Watch. Capture tasks, track habits with streaks, and log moods—all in one private app. ✨ Features: • Rapid task entry with collections & tags • Habit tracking with visual streaks • Mood logging to spot patterns • Apple Watch app—log from your wrist • Day, Week, Month, Year views • Face ID lock & 100% local storage No accounts. No tracking. Your data stays on your device.
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