The habit tracker that reads your day
Note your day in seconds, watch your patterns surface, and keep the lessons on your widget. 💛
Note one moment tonight. That’s the whole ask.
Pour the whole day into one note
Pour your raw day into quick moments: a mood face, a tag (Work, Sleep, Gratitude…), a line of free text if you feel like it.
A few seconds now saves the whole story for later.
- A mood face, tapped in one go.
- Tags you actually reuse — recent and frequent, right there.
- Free text when you have more to say, silence when you don’t.
Spot the pattern you keep missing
Joyo reads your moments back to you: your mood split, your emotions, your food. “Back pain every workday.” “Drained after social media.”
Once you can see a pattern, you can finally change it.
Your brain chemistry, as a game
Meet your four happiness chemicals — dopamine, serotonin, endorphins and oxytocin — reimagined as a playful daily game with their own cute mascots.
Fill the colourful rings at the top of your feed, and tap any of them for its About screen: the science behind each one, told with stories and charts in plain, curious language.
It’s a game: points for the things that make days feel good, not a measurement of anything in your body.
Unlimited daily affirmations
Turn a lesson into an affirmation, and Joyo keeps it in front of you — on your home-screen widget and in gentle notifications.
Write as many as you need: your affirmations are unlimited.
Streaks that hold on the bad weeks
Habit cards with streaks that hold on the bad weeks — one rough Tuesday doesn’t erase your month. Gentle reminders, not guilt trips.
Light and dark mode, and a feed that asks for seconds, not minutes.
Built with ADHD brains in mind
If routines slip through your fingers, you’re not broken — you just need scaffolding that actually fits.
Joyo keeps entries tiny, reminders gentle, and progress visible, so momentum comes from patterns you can see instead of willpower you’re supposed to summon.
Everyone is welcome here; some of us just needed a tracker that finally gets it.
“I live in slices of time and have executive dysfunction. This app gives me superpowers.”— A Joyo user
Note one moment before bed
That’s it. Tomorrow, note another. Joyo will hold onto the days for you — and slowly, gently, they’ll add up to someone you recognise and like.