Gratitude journal

The section always asks the same question, “What are three things you're grateful for today?”, with three fields and a line of encouragement above them. Your user writes, taps the button, and their day becomes a dated card. The three fields empty out right after, ready for tomorrow. And the button doesn't let an empty card through: as long as nothing is written, it shows “Add at least one grateful thought before saving.” and brings the cursor back to the first field.

Below the form, the archive. Previous entries stack up from the most recent to the oldest, each with its date and its lines as a list. Deleting an entry asks for a confirmation, which opens under the card in question. Everything stays on your user's device, with no account to create.

A family app, a wellness app, a community, a support program: wherever people come back every day, this section gives a reason to come back that doesn't depend on you. And it asks nothing of anyone on the days when there isn't much to write: one line is enough, the card is created all the same.

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  The question, the three fields and the encouragement are written
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  One line is enough, the three fields aren't required
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  The paper notebook ends up in a drawer, your app doesn't