S·05 · iOS · In build · 2026
MyMood
An iOS app for two people. One of you taps a mood and it lands on the other’s lock screen a few seconds later.
01 · The brief
Most relationship apps want a feed, an account, and your attention. The actual need is smaller and more intimate. Letting one person know how the other is, without a conversation, across any distance.
MyMood is a signal, not a network. A tap travels end-to-end encrypted through CloudKit and appears on the partner’s Dynamic Island, lock screen, and home widget. There are no accounts, no servers of mine, and no feed. The pairing is a QR code you exchange in person.
02 · The product

03 · The identity
04 · The build
- ·End-to-end encryption with a Curve25519 key exchange and ChaChaPoly sealing
- ·A QR pairing flow, identity exchanged in person and never uploaded
- ·A CloudKit relay with handshake and retry queue
- ·Dynamic Island, lock-screen, and home-screen widgets through Live Activities
- ·Seven screens of glass-morphism design, with haptics throughout
- ·A local history of the last sixty moods, notifications, and the App Store listing prepared
05 · The journey
- May 2026The idea arrived whole, a signal between two people rather than another feed. The first Swift build followed.
- June 2026The encryption pairing landed. Curve25519 keys exchanged through a QR code, so nobody’s identity is ever uploaded.
- July 2026Widgets, Live Activities, and the paywall shipped, and the App Store listing and submission were prepared.
- AheadTwo physical iPhones, TestFlight, and review.
06 · The state
Feature-complete. Launching through TestFlight in autumn 2026.
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