Easeworth: Money Mood

Easeworth: Money Mood
Developer: David Coleman
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Easeworth: Money Mood Summary

Easeworth: Money Mood is a free iOS app in Health And Fitness by David Coleman. Released in May 2026 (4 months ago). Store last updated May 30, 2026

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App Description

Money stress is real. This is a safe place for it.

Easeworth isn't a budgeting app. It isn't a savings app. It isn't going to ask you to link your bank account, log every expense, or feel ashamed of your spending.

Easeworth is a 60-second daily check-in for how money makes you feel.

HOW IT WORKS

Each day, pick one of eight feelings — Calm, Anxious, Confident, Guilty, Neutral, Grateful, Stressed, or Hopeful. Add a sentence or two if you want. Skip if you don't. That's it.

Over time, you'll start to notice patterns. The days you feel most anxious about money. The weeks where things felt lighter. The weather of your inner financial world.

WHAT'S INSIDE

• Daily mood check-ins — eight emotions, never any dollar amounts
• Gentle weekly reflections — small prompts to deepen what you noticed
• Mood-over-time insights — a simple chart, never a leaderboard
• Optional daily reminder — one quiet nudge a day, on your schedule

WHAT'S NOT INSIDE

• No bank linking, ever
• No spending categories
• No "you spent too much" judgment
• No accounts to sign up for
• No data sent off your device
• No ads
• No subscriptions

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

Easeworth makes no network connections at all. Everything you write is stored only on your device. No analytics, no third parties, no email required, no iCloud sync.

WHO IT'S FOR

If you've ever closed a banking app feeling worse than when you opened it, this is for you. If the numbers in budgeting apps made you feel more anxious, not less — this is for you. If you want a small daily practice that meets you where you are, without telling you to spend less or save more, this is for you.

Sixty seconds. No numbers. No shame.