I kept failing at journaling. Blank text box, end of day, no energy. So I built the version I'd actually use: **snap a photo, tap a mood, done.** Caption optional.

**What it does**

* **Capture in seconds** — a photo, plus an optional mood + note.
* **24-hour timeline** — the day lines up chronologically instead of drowning in the camera roll.
* **Frame Studio** — turn a day into one shareable picture (story or post size).
* **Recap Story** — a week/month/year played back as a vertical story, generated on-device.
* **Short videos** — hold the shutter instead of tapping it.
* **Cute mood face packs** — swap the mood set for one you actually like looking at.
* **Mood trends** — weekly/monthly charts from what you actually logged.
* **Home widgets** — day, streak, mood; one tap into camera/note/mood.
* **Gentle nudges** — a daily reminder, an evening prompt if the day is still blank, and "a year ago today".

**Privacy**

Offline-first. No account, no upload. Photos live in app-private storage, not your system photo library. iOS users can turn on iCloud sync — that stays inside their own Apple ID.

**Price**

Free to use. A Plus tier covers video, cute mood face packs, home widgets, mood trends, extra Frame Studio layouts, and iCloud sync.

📱 [iOS](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/photo-journal-mood-loggoo/id6799161077) · [Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.komkatstudio.loggoo)

Genuinely after feedback on one thing: **does the 3-second capture actually keep you journaling?** That's the whole bet. Tear it apart.

I want to keep every moments, what I think, how I feel and make it as my day, so I built Loggoo to keep them, hope you find fun with it