Grateful Daily – Gratitude Log
iOS app by Tomohito Kii. Health & Fitness · Tomohito Kii
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- 0 / 5
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- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 2.0.20
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-12
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You have more than you think. But you're not noticing any of it. 3 lines. 2 minutes a day. That's the entire ask. Grateful Daily is built on one of the most replicated findings in positive psychology: people who write down 3 things they're grateful for each day report measurably higher happiness over time. Not advice — science. 【What Changes When You Keep a Gratitude Log】 • The negativity spiral in your head quietly slows down • You start noticing good things before they disappear unnoticed • A habit that actually sticks — because 2 minutes has no excuse • AI finds the patterns in what brings you joy (you'll be surprised) 【Simple. Private. Powerful.】 - 3 Daily Entries — Write 3 things. Under 2 minutes. Every day. - Streak Tracker — Don't break the chain. The streak itself keeps you going. - AI Weekly Reflection — Every Sunday, AI analyzes your week and reveals your happiness patterns - Calendar View — Browse months of gratitude at a glance - Reminders — A gentle nudge when life gets too busy to remember People say things like: "I finally stopped going to bed feeling like I wasted the day." "It's only 2 minutes but something in my brain genuinely changed." "I've kept every other streak for 3 days. This one hit 200." "Is writing 3 lines really enough?" — That's the point. If it takes 10 minutes, you quit. If it takes 2, you don't. Simplicity is the whole strategy. "I can't think of 3 things today." — "My coffee was good" counts. Gratitude doesn't have to be profound. The act of looking trains your brain to find good things. Start small — the pattern shifts on its own. "Most gratitude apps feel too spiritual or 'law of attraction' for me." — Grateful Daily isn't that. It's grounded in positive psychology research — specifically the "Three Good Things" method validated by Martin Seligman at Penn. Science, not manifestation. "I want to write things I can't say on social media. What if someone sees my entries?" — No one does. Grateful Daily has no social feeds, no sharing prompts, no community timeline. Everything you write stays between you and the app. "What if the app updates and I lose all my entries?" — Your gratitude entries are stored safely on your device. Updates and phone upgrades won't erase years of daily writing. "Do I need to pay?" — Writing 3 entries and your streak are free. Premium adds more. Price shown before you commit. 【Premium Plan】 See in-app for pricing. Subscription auto-renews unless canceled 24 hours before renewal. Privacy Policy: https://grateful-daily-prod.web.app/privacy.html Terms of Use: https://grateful-daily-prod.web.app/terms.html Download now — notice what's good before you forget to look. 【From the Wellness Series — Related Apps】 If you're journaling gratitude, you might also need: - Habit Champion (habit streak tracker) - Vox Mind (voice journaling for emotional clarity) - Day Ritual (daily routine designer) Search each app name on the App Store. You might also like - Day Ritual – Daily Habits: One
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