omi: your one-minute journal

A minute before bed is enough. One sentence about your day. How it felt. Three good things, and up to three photos if the day deserves them. That is the whole diary — small enough that you will actually keep it. No account, no email, no cloud. Everything you write stays on this phone. ONE SENTENCE A DAY 150 characters, on purpose. A blank page asks too much; one line you can manage on the worst day of the week. HOW THE DAY FELT Five moods, one tap: awful, bad, okay, good, great. THREE GOOD THINGS The small ones — the ones you forget by Friday. A YEAR YOU CAN LEAF THROUGH A calendar of everything you wrote, and a dot for every day in the colour of how it felt. Your months, at a glance. CARDS TO SHARE, IF YOU WANT TO A diary page, a big polaroid, a collage. Yours to keep or to send — never posted anywhere by us. ONE NUDGE A DAY At the hour you choose. It never counts your streak and never…