Mood Color Diary - Felma

Draw one feeling a day, and watch your year fill with color.

felma is a mood diary you draw in. Pick a guided exercise or draw freely, give the page a mood, and get one quiet reflection back. Each drawing colors a day, so your pages slowly become a year in color: a picture of how your year actually felt.

No skill needed. Stick figures and scribbles are welcome. There is no wrong mark.

YEAR IN COLOR

Every day you draw becomes a tile, colored by the mood you gave that page: calm, soft, alive, curious, restless, foggy, charged or heavy. See this month at a glance on Home, open the whole year from the Gallery, tap any day to revisit its page, and share your year as an image when it feels like yours.

HOW A PAGE GOES

A short check-in first: a breath, a moment to land. Then a prompt and a clean canvas with five brushes. Draw with your finger or Apple Pencil. When you tap Done, felma looks at your drawing, notices one thing you didn't put there on purpose, and asks one open question. Write a few words back or sit with it in silence. It closes with a single line, like the last line of a poem, and the page is yours.

It doesn't diagnose. It doesn't score you. It asks, and it listens.

WHAT'S INSIDE

— Year in color: your moods as a year of tiles, and this month on Home.
— Ten guided drawing exercises across quick check-ins, body awareness, memory and imagination, and free play.
— One quiet AI reflection after each page. Never advice.
— A gallery of every drawing you keep, each with a hand-drawn mood seal.
— A daily reminder, if you want one. No pressure, no guilt.

MOMENTS THIS HELPS WITH

— A long evening when nothing in your day made it to your mouth.
— The morning before something hard.
— The minute after, when you don't know what just happened to you.
— Restless boredom that wants somewhere to land.
— Gratitude that's bigger than a sentence.

WHO IT'S FOR

— Anyone who keeps a notebook but never opens it.
— Quiet types who want a witness, not advice.
— Apple Pencil users looking for a sketchbook that means something.
— People who feel before they have words.
— Anyone who loved the idea of a year in pixels but wanted more than a dot a day.

MADE WITH CARE

Warm parchment, serif type, hand-drawn scribbles throughout. Five brushes tuned for finger and Apple Pencil. Animations measured in the milliseconds you can feel. Built in Germ