the story.

"How are you?" is a broken question.

The answer is always fine, and fine is a lie of convenience. Not because you're hiding, but because the honest answer costs too much in the moment. You'd have to find the words, pick the right time, risk being a burden. So you say fine, they say fine, and two people who love each other go to bed uninformed.

Then it comes out sideways. A week later, as a fight about something else.

what3moods makes the honest answer cost nothing.

Three taps, and the people who matter know how you're actually doing.

Not a diary. Not a feed. Three moods aren't an explanation, they're an opening. Your person sees overstimulated, touch-starved, in my feels and knows where to start, instead of guessing from how you shut a cupboard door. The app handles the difficult first second. You handle the rest.

You choose who sees you. One special person in the front row, a small circle behind them, and nobody else.

No streaks. No scores. Nothing to keep up with.

We won't tell you off for missing a day. We won't guilt you into opening the app. Skip a week, skip a month, come back whenever, and you'll find nothing here keeping count.

Because the weeks you don't post are usually the hard ones, and the last thing a hard week needs is something making you feel worse about it.

We're just here. Whenever you need us.

Three moods. The people who matter. That's it.