Calluna: Gratitude Journal

Three good things a day. That's the whole idea.

Calluna is a journal for small joys — the coffee in the sun, the message you didn't expect, the bread still warm from the bakery. You write them down, and a plant grows.

WHAT YOU DO EACH DAY
• One tap for your mood, on five gentle levels. Even a hard day makes the plant grow.
• One to three good things, if you feel like it. Never required.
• A hint when you're stuck ("Did you eat something good today?"), a reason if you want to say why, a category, the people who were there.
• One photo, from your library or taken on the spot.

WHAT GROWS
One plant a month. Your mood sets how fast it grows, and each good thing opens a flower. Nothing dies, nothing goes backwards. A day you skip is simply a day without growth — no broken streak, no guilt.
At the end of the month the plant joins your garden: twelve plants a year, side by side. Your year in joy, without a single chart.

WHEN THE DAY IS GREY
On a hard day, Calluna offers — never forces — a happy memory drawn from your own journal. It avoids the last few days and favours the brightest ones. You can also ask for one at any time.

LOOKING BACK
• The happiness bank: everything you've written, to reread or to draw at random.
• The calendar: a month of moods at a glance, and more good days than you remembered.
• Sunday's bouquet: the week's joys gathered in one place.
• "A year ago today", quietly, on the home screen.

WHAT CALLUNA WILL NEVER ASK
There is no field for what went wrong. No mood curve sloping down. No streak you mustn't break. And no account to create — no email address, no password. You open the app and you write.

YOUR JOURNAL STAYS ON YOUR PHONE
It lives on your device. We don't read it, because we don't have it. If you want a copy, you choose: back it up to your own Google Drive, or export everything — words and photos — into a single .zip file you can open anywhere, with or without Calluna. Nothing is sold, nothing is passed on.

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