Not a Bad Life

Not a Bad Life is a privacy‑first micro‑journal that asks one simple question each day: Was it good or bad? Open the app, tap Add Entry, and tell Skippy, the friendly cat on the screen, how your day went. No scrolling timelines or cluttered menus, just a fast way to log your mood and keep moving.

See 400 days at a glance
The Overview screen shows a 20 × 20 grid of pips, one for each of the last 400 days, colored green for good and red for bad. At a glance you can spot streaks and rough patches without digging through charts.

Accessible by design
You can change the two mood colors to any pair you like, making the view friendly for every type of color vision. The interface is intentionally uncluttered, respects system font‑size settings, and keeps every task within two taps.

Strong privacy, optional cloud backup
Entries are encrypted in flight and at rest on the secure Auspex Labs cloud platform. Your data is never sold or shared with third parties, and it is not used for advertising or machine‑learning training. You can journal offline with local storage only, or create a free account to enable cloud backup.

Key features today
One‑tap daily prompt with Skippy on screen

Overview grid of the last 400 days

Add entries for past dates (future dates are locked to keep logs honest)

End‑to‑end encryption, optional cloud storage

Runs on any device with Android 7.0 or later

Coming soon (free updates)
Secure sync across Android, iOS, and the web (optional subscription)

Gentle daily reminder notifications

Trend insights such as streaks and monthly summaries

Export options such as plain text, CSV, and PDF

Additional language support

One‑time purchase, no hidden costs today
Not a Bad Life costs $2.99 once. All current features come with that single payment. A future optional subscription will add cross‑device sync and other advanced tools, but basic journaling will remain a one‑time purchase with no ads or data‑collection surprises.

Download now and start telling Skippy about your day. The little moments add up.