There is no iPhone build yet

You searched for a Year in Pixels app and landed on an Android one. That is the whole situation, and this page exists so you find it out in six seconds instead of after an install attempt.

DayBloq is on Google Play. There is no iOS app, no TestFlight beta, no web version. We are not going to put a mailing list in front of you and imply a door is open.

Why only one platform

Because we are small, and a journal is a thing people keep for a year. Half-shipping it on a second platform means two apps that both feel like a draft, and a year of someone’s days living in the worse one. We would rather do one properly and be honest about the gap.

That is not a promise dressed as modesty. It is the actual constraint. When it changes, the badge below this paragraph will change with it.

If you are on an iPhone today

Keep the practice, not the brand. The grid is older than any of these apps — people drew it in paper notebooks long before there was a store to download it from. A pen and a ruled page still works, and so do several iOS apps built by other people: Moodistory, Moodflow, Pixels. We are not being gracious. A tracker you open in March beats one you are waiting for.

The point was never the app. The point was the square you filled in on a Tuesday.

If you want the argument for the practice itself rather than the software, the Year in Pixels essay and the mood tracker one are both readable on any phone.

How to hear when this changes

Write to us and say iPhone. We read the form. There is no automated sequence behind it, which also means nobody will mail you twice a week about a product you cannot install.

Meanwhile, the lab is where we write down what we are actually doing to this site and this app, including the things we have not done.

On Android already? The digital bullet journal for Android essay is the one you want.