I might have a bit of a stereotype, but it seems that most of the cute apps in the app center are developed by Korean developers. The app I’m introducing today, Heama Diary, also caught my eye immediately because of its charming design.
When you open the app, the first thing you’ll notice is a variety of cute expressions, accompanied by animations that are truly delightful. To help us understand the meaning of each expression, you can click the question mark in the top left corner to access the explanation screen. If you're feeling good that day, you can select the corresponding expression to record your mood. Heama Diary allows you to add images in the editing screen and supports one-click time-stamping. If you just want to record your mood, you can select an expression and then simply click the checkmark to finish the entry. As you continue adding records, the calendar view in Heama Diary will gradually fill up with these expressions, making it easier to quickly review your recent emotional changes. Heama Diary also allows you to search your diary entries by mood, helping you identify emotional shifts triggered by specific events.
In addition to basic mood tracking and diary writing, Heama Diary also includes movie and book tracking features, as books and films are an important part of our daily entertainment life. When adding a movie, Heama Diary provides a search function, allowing you to quickly find movies you’ve watched and rate them. The app will then display a brief summary of the movie, such as the cast and release date. You can easily edit the movie's name, change the cover, and fill in details like the viewing time, companions, and your personal review.
The process for recording books is similar to that for movies. However, due to limitations in the search engine, Heama Diary may not always match the exact result you’re looking for. In such cases, you can choose any result and manually edit the information, which still serves the purpose of recording.
Overall, as a simple diary app, Heama Diary is not only practical but also charming. If it could integrate book and movie records into the monthly view in the future, it would be even better. If you’re interested in Heama Diary, you can download and try it via Vipdown. The app offers a 30-day free trial, and after that, you can unlock it permanently for $2.49.
