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Why the same things keep coming round, what a daily log can show about it, and what it cannot. Every answer holds to what the app actually does.
Why does this keep happening?
Nothing on your phone knows why. What a daily log can show instead: what repeats, in what order, and how many days apart the two ends sit.
10 questions in this topicWhat comes before a bad stretch
Nothing here predicts. The sequence and change point checks look backwards through your own history and name what tended to sit ahead of a rough run.
9 questions in this topicWhat you did in the days before it went wrong
The days before a rough stretch are mostly your own days: what you did, who you saw, how late it got. What a daily log can say about the tags that keep landing next to your rough days.
10 questions in this topicWhen a good stretch ends
Sudden, or building? A change point is a date where the typical level moves and stays moved. What that shape looks like in a log, and what it will not say.
9 questions in this topicHow it decides something is a pattern
The five statistics, the three confidence sentences, and why every finding prints the days behind it. What the app claims, and what it refuses to.
11 questions in this topicThis is not a mood tracker
Mood trackers answer how it has been. Charting is not testing, and a chart cannot show a two-day gap. Daylio alternatives and what counting actually adds.
10 questions in this topicA private journal that works offline
No account, no sign up, works offline. What an on-device journal protects against, what it asks of you, and what private means when you can check it.
10 questions in this topicA journal app without a subscription
Life Pattern Journal will be a one-time purchase, and journaling stays free. Why journal apps bill monthly, and the arithmetic that lets this one not.
10 questions in this topic