Coloring to track your day
A Year in Pixels digital journal
DayBloq is a Year in Pixels journal on the phone you already carry. Color one square a day; the record stays on your device.
Color the day you lived
Choose a tracker, tap today’s square, and give the day a color. That is the log. You can begin again tomorrow if you miss.
Start from a template
If a blank year feels like too much, pick a template and begin. You can change it later. The journal serves you.
A sticker, if the day needs one
Add a note or a sticker when a color is not enough. You do not have to decorate every spread for the practice to count.
As many journals as you need
Mood in one, habits in another. Start a new collection without buying a new book, and without pretending one key can hold a whole life.
If you want to read first
- Year in Pixels
One colored square per day. How the grid is built, how to pick a key you will still understand in December, and why empty squares are part of the picture.
- Digital journal
A daily log on the phone you already carry — including Android— without redrawing a year grid every January.
- Mood tracker
A color is enough. Write a sentence only if the day needs one. The journal stays on your device.
Backup to your Google Drive
Your journal is saved on your phone, and there is no DayBloq account. Backup is optional: if you turn it on, DayBloq asks Google for access to your Drive, limited to the files DayBloq creates there (the drive.file permission). It uses that access only to save your journal backup to your Drive when you tap Back up, or on the Auto-Backup schedule you choose, and to read it back when you restore. The backup goes straight from your phone to your Drive and never passes through our servers, and DayBloq cannot see anything else in your Drive. More in our Privacy Policy.