Where to find it
- Open the feed and tap the stats pill at the top (it shows your streak and entry count). This opens Insights.
- Switch to the Patterns tab.
- Tap the Enter sky button.
What you can do
- Pan: drag to move around the sky.
- Zoom: pinch to zoom in on a cluster; pinch out to see the whole sky.
- Tap a star: see its name, how many entries it connects, and the dominant mood of the cluster around it (leaning positive, neutral, or negative). The camera gently travels to focus on it.
- Filter the sky: use the controls sheet at the bottom to filter by domain, tag, theme, person, or emotion valence (positive / neutral / negative).
- Change time window: top selector: 7 days, 30 days, This year, All time.
- Replay growth: hit the play button to watch the sky form month by month.
- Export postcard: save a shareable image of your sky (domains and stars only, no entry text).
- Search the sky: tap the search icon in the top bar, then type or use the filters to find a star.
- Focus a result: tap a result, then tap Focus this cluster to return to the sky centered on that cluster.
How to read the sky
- Domains are the brightest, largest stars, your Life areas (Work, Health, Home, etc.).
- Tags are medium stars around domains.
- Themes are AI-extracted concepts, shown as planets.
- People appear as small ringed stars.
- Edges between stars mean entries connect them (shared topic, shared emotion, shared context).
- Small, isolated clusters often represent new interests, areas you've just started exploring.
- Big, dense clusters are places where you spend emotional energy, whether you mean to or not.
Good to know
- Pattern Sky is built on your phone, not on a server. It works offline (semantic labels may be blank until the next online run).
- The first time you open it you'll see a short intro overlay explaining the controls; it won't come back.
- Focus travel animates smoothly: cancelling mid-flight works cleanly without snapping the camera.
- The sky has a fixed dark look: it doesn't follow your app theme. The same mint-and-night palette is used across Tellmint / Warm Paper / Monochrome so the feature stays recognisable.
- Exported postcards never include entry titles or tags: only the shape of your sky.
Plan & limits
No plan gating. Everyone gets Pattern Sky.