Two minutes. Every morning.
A private morning ritual and evening review. Brief enough to finish. Worth rereading a year from now.
A beautiful, focused space for your mind.
Take a tour of grATTitude's daily companion. Simple routines that build long-term perspective.
Morning
Evening Review
Daily Resonance
"The soul becomes dyed with the colour of its thoughts."
Insights
Everything you need. Nothing to distract you.
No social feeds, no notifications, no guilt. Just beautiful spaces to think and check in with yourself.
Morning Reflections
Three items of gratitude. One focus for the day. Finished before your coffee cools down.
- 1. Morning light through the kitchen window
- 2. A quiet conversation yesterday
- 3. The quiet before everyone wakes up
Daily Resonance
A curated historical painting and an intellectual quote every single morning. Beauty that has nothing to sell you.
"The soul becomes dyed with the colour of its thoughts."
— Marcus Aurelius
Evening Review
At 5 PM, the evening review unlocks. Log what went well and score your day with zero pressure.
Insights
Simple calendar visualizations to support your practice, without the anxiety of pushy streaks.
Happiness Tracking
Track your daily average rating on a -2 to +2 scale. Watch patterns, streaks, and scores compound over time.
Library
Every reflection, intention, and day score is fully searchable. Worth rereading a year from now.
A daily practice, built for the long run.
No app to install. Access securely from any browser. Commit to just two minutes, twice a day.
Customize your framework
Pick the reflection blocks that fit your personality. Choose gratitude, intentions, or daily highlights. Your journal, your format.
Journal with morning coffee
Begin the day by opening a new daily painting, writing your three morning gratitudes, and identifying your primary daily focus.
Close the day at sunset
After 5 PM, review what went well and log your happiness score. End your day on stable ground before you sleep.
Streaks are gamified pressure.
Your mindfulness shouldn't be.
grATTitude replaces pushy reminders, badge counters, and stress-inducing streaks with a calm, inviting space. Write because you want to, not because an algorithm told you to.
Our app synchronizes securely, keeping your journal entries completely private and available across all your screens.
"Participants who wrote about gratitude reported better sleep, fewer physical complaints, and greater optimism about the upcoming week."
Emmons & McCullough — Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2003
Honest pricing. No credit card required.
Begin with a 7-day free trial. Continue building a meaningful archive of your life for less than a coffee a month.
Monthly
Cancel at any time.
- Morning & Evening journal blocks
- Daily artwork & philosopher quotes
- Private synchronization across devices
Yearly
Best value • 2 months free
- Everything in Monthly plan
- equivalent to £2.50 / month
- Support independent indie builders
Common questions.
grATTitude is a web-based gratitude journal that provides a structured morning and evening writing practice, paired with daily artwork from art history. It works in any browser with no app download needed.
Yes. Start with a 7-day free trial, no credit card required. After that, plans start from just £2.50/month.
No. grATTitude works in any web browser on your phone, tablet, or computer. No app store download needed.
Yes. Your entries are stored locally on your device. Cloud sync is optional and uses your own Google or email account. Your data stays private.
grATTitude focuses on beauty and calm rather than gamification. No streaks, no push notifications, no guilt. Each day features a different work of art from art history to create a contemplative moment before writing.
Yes. Sign in with Google or email and your entries sync automatically between phone, tablet, and desktop.
Each day you rate how things went on a simple -2 (terrible) to +2 (great) scale. Over time, your average score reveals patterns in your wellbeing that daily ups and downs can mask.
Start with just one entry.
7 days free. No credit card. Just you, two minutes, and clear thinking.