Six weeks of notes.
One letter back.

Log mood, sleep and habits free. Bloomy reads the whole record and tells you what it found.

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You know how you slept last night.

Example / twelve weeks. Every mark is a Tuesday.

You do not know that every bad week this year started on a Tuesday.

BLOOMY DOES.

A day on the record

Before any of it is read back to you, it has to be written down. This is all that takes.

  1. 07:40

    You pick a number for how you feel. That is the whole interaction, and it joins the line the rest of the record is read against.

  2. 21:15

    You tick the thing you said you would do, on the days you said you would do it. Bloomy does not ask on the other days.

    Exercise

    Mon, Wed, Fri • 4 day streak

  3. 23:50

    You say when you went to bed and how it went. A night nobody wrote down stays a gap, never a zero.

    Sleep7.4

Three marks. Nothing to score, nothing to interpret, and the reading waits until there is enough of it to say something true.

The record above is drawn as an example

What it watches

A folded note left on a desk.

You have four hundred moods on file. It knows which ones repeat.

An unlit bedside lamp.

Not how long you slept. When you slept, and what it cost the next day.

A closed notebook with a ribbon marker.

It reads for tone, not for keywords.

A handwritten list with one item crossed out.

Streaks are the least interesting thing about a habit.

Worn trainers by a door.

Twenty minutes outdoors is a variable, not an achievement.

An empty chair beside a window.

Sessions that open by naming what actually happened to you this week.

A dated envelope lying face down.

Measured against last March, never against a stranger.

When you cannot write

Some days the record does not get kept, and a form is the last thing you need. Four sessions, each written for a particular kind of day rather than for a mood in general.

  • Settling a short night

    5 min

    For an evening after a run of thin sleep, when going to bed feels like another thing to get right.

  • When the day is tight

    4 min

    For the middle of a pressed day, when there is no time for this and that is exactly the problem.

  • A low stretch

    5 min

    For a run of flat days, made for the version of you that does not feel like doing this.

  • An ordinary pause

    4 min

    For a day with nothing particular in it, which is the easiest kind to let pass unnoticed.

They come with the free account, like everything else you write down.

How it reads you

  1. 01

    It reads the timestamps, not just the entries. When you log matters as much as what you log.

  2. 02

    It compares your signals against each other, never against a population. You are the only baseline.

  3. 03

    It waits until it is sure. Nothing gets said to you off three data points.

  4. 04

    It writes in sentences, because a number you cannot interpret is not information.

This is the whole product.

You write things down, it reads all of it, and once it is confident it tells you plainly what it found. No score. No dashboard to interpret.

MONDAY 06:12 / READ 61 DAYS / CONFIDENCE: ALMOST CERTAIN

You sleep about fifty minutes less on the nights you journal after eleven. It has held for nine of the last eleven weeks, so I am fairly confident about it. It is not the journaling. It is the hour.

UsefulNot this one
A fountain pen nib resting on paper, the ink still wet.

It waits.

Most of what your record holds does not land on the same day. Bloomy reads last night against this afternoon, and the afternoon after that, until it finds where the answer actually fell.

two days later
Your sleepYour mood

Your best nights show up in how you feel about two days later, not the next morning. That gap is the finding. Nothing you could see by looking at either line on its own.

The two lines above are drawn as an example

Two hands holding a small printed card at a table in evening light.

Choose how it talks to you.

Three short nights in a row is a lot to carry. Could tonight be an early one?

You can change your mind whenever. It is a setting, not a personality.

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What a reading sounds like

The journaling is not hurting your sleep. The hour is.

journaling + sleep

  • Your mood is steadier in weeks you walk more than three times.

    movement + mood

  • You have not had a bad Sunday since you moved the gym to Saturday.

    weekday shape

  • This is your steadiest fortnight since March.

    fourteen days

  • Your energy dips at 14:40 on the days you skip breakfast, not on the days you sleep badly.

    meals + energy

Written by Bloomy. Not yet said to anyone.

Keep writing it down.Something is finally reading.

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