A digital bullet journal for a clearer month.

Oubaitori is a modular tracker and micro journal for short daily check-ins. It is built for people who want a calm place to track moods, wellbeing, sleep, friction, gratitude, highlights, dreams, activities, meditation minutes, quotes, books, daily reading pages, movies, TV series, and music — without turning personal reflection into a social performance.

Oubaitori comes from the idea that different flowers bloom in their own time. The app applies that principle to personal tracking: your entries are for understanding your own month, with tracker-specific reflection rather than a score against other people. The product does not have public rankings or follower feedback. You choose a daily or occasional rhythm for each tracker. Daily puts a tracker in your expected daily lineup; occasional keeps it available when you need it. Neither requires a streak, and changing rhythm preserves your entries.

Oubaitori is for people who like bullet-journal style reflection but want the lower friction of a web app. Keep at least 3 trackers enabled, use the ones that matter on a given day, skip days without breaking the system, and review a month as a set of small signals instead of a long diary you have to maintain perfectly. It works in phone and desktop browsers and can optionally be installed as a PWA on supported devices.

Oubaitori is free during early access, with no credit card required. Pricing will be announced before it changes. Use a phone or desktop browser, or install the PWA from a supported browser. Private entries need an internet connection to load and save, including in the installed app.

Monthly views adapt to the tracker instead of forcing every entry into one generic chart. Depending on what you track, reflection can include mixes, timelines, recurring states or themes, concise summaries, and prompts grounded in your month. Daily use stays light; this richer analytical layer is ready whenever you choose to look deeper. Summaries describe what you recorded; they do not diagnose health conditions, establish causes, or calculate correlations between trackers. Mood uses one five-point rating per date. Written context belongs in a separate journal tracker, such as Highlight.

Oubaitori publishes its own guides and comparisons. The Oubaitori Team byline identifies the product publisher, not an independent reviewer. Product previews use fictional entries, not customer records or testimonials. Comparisons link to official product, help, pricing, and privacy sources with a verification date; those sources do not imply hands-on testing of every competing app.

The Month in Pixels printable lets you choose a month, year, and week start, then print a blank mood calendar without an account or email address. Calendar checks cover 28–31-day months and leap years; browser checks cover keyboard use, mobile width, and A4 and US Letter output. These are functional checks, not evidence of health benefits. Make a printable mood calendar, or read the product guide for setup and current limitations.

Oubaitori is actively developed during early access. Frequent releases deepen tracker-specific analytics and reflection, refine the daily experience, and add supporting capabilities. Those improvements arrive through the web, whether you use a browser tab or the installed PWA.

Entries are private to your account. There is no public feed, public profile, leaderboard, or social comparison layer. Public pages explain the product; signed-in app routes are blocked from indexing. Quick daily entries and deeper tracker analytics live in the same account, so you can reflect only when it is useful to you.

Oubaitori is operated as an independent web application. For product, privacy, support questions, or corrections to our guides, contact office@oubaitori.me.