An emotional diary in colour
By Bottle Me
A diary is a record of inner weather. The colour-first format makes that weather visible — a timeline of palettes that reads like an emotional photo album rather than a text log.
Image-first entries
Each entry is a filled bottle — the visual is the diary, the note is optional. Reviewing becomes looking, not re-reading, which changes the habit entirely.
Texture as emotional texture
Beyond palette, the texture records the quality of the day — smooth and flat, spiky and loud, soft and heavy. Two dimensions, one glance.
A month at a glance
A month of diary bottles fits on one screen. You can review thirty days in twenty seconds and still remember each one — which no text diary can do.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I write long entries?
- The note is intentionally short; the visual is the primary record.
- Is it a replacement for a written diary?
- It is a different format — visual-first — that suits people who resist text.
- Private?
- Yes.