Pixel Mood
Calendar
Pick one pixel face for each day and watch your month fill up.
It takes a few seconds. At the end of the month you have a little picture of how your days felt, ready to save or share.
Your entries stay in this browser. Get a calendar key in Settings to keep a locked copy online.
A few seconds a day
Pick today’s face
Choose the face closest to how the day felt. Add one short line if you like. Missed a day? Tap it in the calendar and fill it in.
Watch it fill up
Each day becomes one colored square. Switch to Year to see all twelve months at once, with a count of each mood.
Save your month
Save Month makes a picture of the month as a phone story or a square post. Notes are never included in the picture.
Ten faces, ten colors
Each mood has its own color, picked so that neighbouring days stay easy to tell apart, also for people with color blindness. The faces carry the meaning, so you never have to rely on color alone.
- HappyA good day, light and easy.
- CalmQuiet and settled.
- ExcitedSomething to look forward to, lots of energy.
- LovedClose to someone, cared for.
- OkayNothing special either way.
- TiredLow on energy or sleep.
- BoredFlat, nothing caught your interest.
- AnxiousWorried or on edge.
- SadHeavy or down.
- AngryIrritated, frustrated or angry.
Your calendar stays yours
Everything you enter is saved in your own browser. There is no account and nothing to sign up for.
Browsers can forget, though: clearing history, switching phones or using another browser starts you from an empty calendar. That is what the calendar key is for. When you get one, your calendar is locked with it on your device and a copy is kept online. Type the key on any phone or browser and everything comes back.
The key never leaves your device, so the copy we keep cannot be read, not even by us. The flip side is that a lost key cannot be recovered. Save it as an image when you get it.
You can also add a daily reminder to your own calendar app in Settings. It is just an event at the time you choose, with a link back here.
What a mood calendar is good for
Noticing, not judging
Picking a face takes a moment of paying attention to how the day actually felt. There is no right answer and no score.
Patterns need weeks
A single day says little. After a month or two you may see things you would not have guessed, like which days of the week tend to be heavier.
One tap is enough
Long journals are easy to drop. A face a day is small enough to keep up, and you can always add a line when there is something to say.
Gaps are fine
Missing days happen. Fill them in later if you remember, or leave them empty. The calendar is still yours.
This calendar is a simple diary, not a test or a diagnosis. If things have felt heavy for a while, talking to someone you trust or a professional can help. Find a helpline in your country.
Before you start
Is it free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, no email and no limit.
Where are my entries saved?
In your own browser, on your own device. If you get a calendar key, a locked copy is also kept online so you can bring your calendar back on another phone or after clearing your browser.
What is a calendar key?
A 16-character code that locks your calendar before a copy is saved online. Only the key can open that copy. We never see the key, so we cannot read your entries.
What if I lose my calendar key?
Your calendar keeps working on the device you use. But the online copy cannot be opened without the key, and nobody can recover it for you. Save the key as an image when you get it.
Can it remind me every day?
Yes. In Settings, choose a time and add a daily reminder to your own calendar app or Google Calendar. No notification permission is needed.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, it was made for phones first. Full screen gives you a little more room.
Is this a mental health test?
No. It is a simple diary for noticing how your days feel. It does not diagnose anything.