About Mushotoku
Mushotoku is an offline Android app for planning, tracking, and reflecting on a small set of personal priorities. Its calendar can hold appointments and includes an offline holiday layer, while task lists and habit tracking support day-to-day planning. Notes use Markdown and can be restored from a trash area. A searchable gratitude journal and mood tracking provide ways to record experiences and review them over time. The app also includes a meditation timer with three bells and Buddhist quotations, along with a caffeine tracker that estimates how much caffeine remains active at bedtime. A finance tracker supports custom categories and detailed reports, including a view of savings potential. These functions bring planning, journaling, wellbeing records, and personal finances into a single application. Mushotoku stores data encrypted on the device and has no internet permission. It is designed for people who want these records kept locally while using one app for tasks, appointments, habits, notes, mood, and finance. Its emphasis is on choosing what matters and maintaining a focused set of personal tools.
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