Is my journal text uploaded or stored anywhere?

The text is sent to the mood endpoint for analysis but is never written to browser storage. Only the date, mood label, energy score, and nudge persist locally, and there are no accounts.

Why did my earlier check-in disappear?

The app keeps one result per date, so logging twice in a day replaces the first entry. Clearing the site's browser storage also removes everything with no recovery.

Can I fill in past days or edit old entries?

No. The calendar colors logged days but offers no history or editing screen, and the view is fixed to a single year.

What setup catches people out?

Mood analysis needs a TypeSafe key in .env read server-side, plus dependency install and the dev server on a recent Node release. Without the key the Log Vibe Check call fails.

What moods and scores does it produce?

It classifies a check-in as Sparkly, Cozy, Tired, Sad, or Frustrated, and shows an energy score from 1 to 5 plus a short self-care nudge.

What does the app actually store?

Only the date, mood, energy score, and self-care nudge in your browser's localStorage, one result per date; the check-in text is sent for analysis but is not saved in browser storage.

What are its current limitations?

The Year in Pixels view is fixed to 2026, the calendar shows only a colour for a logged day with no history or editing screen, and clearing the site's browser storage removes saved results.

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Mood Pixels

Tiny mood tracker: write a few words about your day and Jev returns one of five moods plus an energy score and self-care nudge, plotted on a Year in Pixels calendar stored in the browser.

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Author: mahshid
Last verified: Oct 2026

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Mood Pixels is a small mood tracker that uses TypeSafe AI (JEV) to turn a few words about your day into a mood and self-care nudge. Write a check-in and see your mood reflected in a colourful Year in Pixels calendar.

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Last pushed: Updated Oct 2026

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About this project

Mood Pixels is a small mood tracker that uses TypeSafe AI (JEV) to turn a few words about your day into a mood and self-care nudge. Write a check-in and see your mood reflected in a colourful Year in Pixels calendar. Classifies a check-in as Sparkly, Cozy, Tired, Sad, or Frustrated using TypeSafe AI. Shows an energy score from 1 to 5 and a short self-care nudge. Colours the corresponding day in the Year in Pixels calendar. The calendar currently displays 2026.

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Highlights

Check-ins classify as Sparkly, Cozy, Tired, Sad, or Frustrated with a 1-5 energy score and short nudge.
One result per date in localStorage; a second check-in the same day replaces the earlier one.
Check-in text is sent for analysis but never stored; only date, mood, score, and nudge persist.
Runs on recent Node with install plus dev server; the key stays server-side in a gitignored .env file.

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Single fixed-year calendar with no history or editing screen, no accounts or cross-device sync, and clearing site storage erases results. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.

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