MindFlow is a daily mood journal and habit tracker designed to feel like a beautifully bound notebook — not a productivity dashboard. Two minutes a day. Three habits, no more. One pixel per day, building into a year-shaped picture you can keep.
We left out everything we could — and the app feels lighter for it. Each surface earns its place.
Pick how the day felt from five quiet moods. Tap a few habit boxes. Leave a sentence if you want — or don't. Auto-saved.
The cap is the feature. Most habit apps reward you for collecting rituals. We reward you for letting some go. Pause, swap, or archive — come back later.
Every logged day becomes one square. After a few weeks, the shape of your year begins to show. Export the grid as a poster when the year ends.
A year compresses surprisingly well. One year is 365 squares of mood; a decade is one wall. Export the grid as a poster at the end of the year, frame it, or just keep scrolling.
MindFlow has no network permission in its manifest. The app cannot phone home — there is no home to phone. Your year lives on your device, in an encrypted local database, and goes nowhere else.
Read the privacy policy →Habit-app trends from the last decade, audited and quietly declined. The app is smaller for it. Your week is smaller for it.
Made by one designer and one engineer,ICEMINT · EST. 2015
in two cities, at the pace of a notebook.