coffeelings

Coffee and feelings taken as separate words make little to no sense unless you are thinking about a weird, soapy modern book. Together, on the other hand, these words give us coffeelings, a neat mini-journal and mood tracker for all coffee drinkers.

Click on the coffee cup to bind forth the extension's layout. If you've wondered how coffee is related to this extension, the answer is simple. There are six coffee colors, from the lightest brown — a sweet roast maybe, with a lot of milk — to the darkest one out there, or black.

And how does coffee type correlate with your feelings? Well, the same colors are used to rate your mood. For example, if you have a positive mood and a great day, you'll probably lean on having a sweet coffee, while vice-versa, you'll go straight to black.

Click on a color to access the calendar. At first, the calendar design might confuse you. That's due to its unconventional vertical structure. The months are marked with capital letters and below them stacked are the days, represented by squares which can be filled with a corresponding mood color.

To jot down an important part of a day, right-click it and a text box will be made available right after you click the pen icon.

coffeelings is not for everybody, but it can be used by all. Who will benefit the most will be users who value memories, good or bad, and want to check out their overall mood throughout the year.

As with many other developing tools, coffeelings appears to have small issues here and there, but it's still developing. However, the most critical of them is the small font size. Biger font size can significantly improve the app, as a good part of the audience might suffer from different sight issues.