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AppRecs rating 3.0. Trustworthiness 76 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 20 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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About Year in Pixels - Analyser 2019
It’s time to put an end to the passive and old-school diaries. If you want an active bullet journal that doesn't just listen to you but give you feedback and analyses of your moods you have come to the right place. Simply select a mood each day and watch 2019 turn into pixels.
By adding a mood every day you are able to track your monthly and yearly analysis based on your mood and also on the steps you have taken. By doing this you can see what effect your movement has on your mood. You can customize the names of the moods to make it fit you perfectly. You can also add a daily reminder so that you don’t forget to fill in your day. You also have full control over the colors that will be presented in your year. In addition to that, you can select which months in the year that should be visible. For example, you can choose to show only January to June. All of these features are brought to you to give you the control of YOUR year in pixels!
If all that sounds too good to be true, try it yourself to get your proof.
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We work very hard to make sure that your user experience is as good as it can be. If you have any questions, bug reports or features that you want us to add please contact us at yearinpixels.moodanalyser@gmail.com
This app works both online and offline.
To be able to use all of the app’s features you need:
- Access to Health data to present your steps. (optional)
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Reviews for Year in Pixels - Analyser 2019
JXSS on SoundCloud
Great
All you do is pick a color each day for how it went, it takes two seconds. Then at the end of the month you can see a pie chart of how your month went mood-wise. It really cool and helps if you are trying to analyze your life. For instance, I looked at my mood when I had toxic friends (August-Novemeber) to when I no longer had them (December) and I can tell I’m a lot happier. I recommend this app (:
AndreaHarper
New App for 2020; Can’t Upload 2019 Into It
I found this app with less than 15 days left of 2019. I keep track of my mood in the same way on paper, and have done sofor multiple years, but I liked that this could compare my steps to my mood. I spent the next long while uploading 360 days of moods to the calendar because I liked this so much. I was even heavily considering buying the in app bonuses! So I am incredibly disappointed that this app does not extend into 2020 and it does not look like I will be able to import any of my 2019 information into the new app. If this is a yearly occurrence, I doubt I will keep using the app as I do not want to have 4 apps on my phone to track my mood for 4 years. This is essentially planned obsolescence so the developers can save on memory space or inflate the number is downloads of their apps. Either way this is frustrating and disappointing. Should there be a plan to integrate 2018 and 2019 into the new app, I would go through with the in app purchases provided the new app also extended past 2020.
