Not a Bad Life

(Not your standard journaling app.)

Are you having a good day? A bad day? Skippy would like to know.

Illustration of a fluffy black and white cat with a cloudy left eye and clipped right ear, with a speech bubble asking "how was your day"? The background is a blue-gray gradient, and features six rows of green and red dots.

Version 1.1.166 of Not a Bad Life is now available!

Illustration of a black and white fluffy cat looking happy, rolling around and showing his belly.
  • Screenshot, white background (light mode) with 1.25 rows of red and green dots and an illustration of a little longhaired black and white cat looking upward inquisitively.

    Overview Screen- Light Mode

  • Calendar view in light mode- a white background with green and red dots on the days, with a blue menu button at the bottom.

    Calendar- Light Mode

  • Calendar View- Dark Mode

  • Light colored phone screen showing a week's worth of calendar days, "good" and "bad" buttons, a text box promting "tell Skippy abour your day", an illustration of a black and white cat, and exit and save buttons.

    New Journal Entry- Light Mode

  • New Journal Entry- Dark Mode

  • Settings- Light Mode

  • Color Customization- Dark Mode

What you’ll get

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    Good Days get green dots (default) and Bad Days get red dots (default), which can be viewed as a block or in calendar view.

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    Daily journal feature:
    Use up to 5,000 characters to describe your Good or Bad Day.

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    Cloud subscription option to back up content and journal across devices.

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    Color customization for Good Day and Bad Day dots.

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    Meet Skippy.
    Skippy is a scruffy little black and white rescue cat who lives a good life indoors, now, and loves to be talked to.

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    Privacy and security:
    Deep down, we’re cybersecurity people. We do still care about this.

✺ Frequently asked questions ✺

  • He is! Skippy started his life out as Spatz Troublepuffs of The Furrals, a colony of feral cats which came about after two households in a rural neighborhood abandoned their cats outside when they moved away. The Furrals are now lovingly tended cats, but Skippy was an outsider who lived in a groundhog hole, regularly picked fights with bigger, stronger cats, and kept getting injured. Rachel offered to adopt him.

    Now, he lives indoors with Xanthe and Clementine, and spends his days enjoying pets, snuggles, treats, and upholstered furniture. (He really loves cushions of any sort.)

    He’s shy around new people, but he listens when being talked to with rapt interest and affection.

  • User information in Not a Bad Life is not shared by Auspex Labs Inc. unless we are legally compelled to do so.

    For information on what personal information is stored by Auspex Labs Inc., please contact us.

  • Not a Bad Life is available in the Apple App Store and on Google Play.

    Go write to my cat. He’s a sweetheart!

  • Contact us (button below)! We would like to know.