thx :Let's say thank you

When something good happens, record it, say thank you in the form of a thank you!
Did something good happen to you today?
thx will help you to record the good things, the good things and the happy things and give thanks for them.
Instead of getting "likes" on social media, send "thank you" to your loved ones.
Recommended for these situations
- I want to document the good things, the good times.
- I'm tired of the routine. I need to lift my spirits.
- I want to be positive.
- I've had more fights with my loved ones.
- I'm having relationship problems.
- I can't help getting upset when I'm with the people I love.
- I want to improve my self-esteem.
- I'm tired of social media.
How to use it
Tap the tab with '+' in the middle of the page to write down the good things and the happy things that happened to you. (e.g. You met an estranged friend after a long time.　You cooked a delicious meal for me. etc.)
　- Tap the 'people' icon (or the 'smile' icon) to thank who Do you want to tell them? You can choose to add photos as well as text.
　- Not only do you have the option to add text, but you can also add photos.
- Once you have completed the form, you can choose how to say thank you.
Please express your gratitude in your favorite way.
When you record a good thing or a happy thing, a ball is added to the first screen (by tapping the tab with the 'house' mark).
- If you tell the ball, it will be colored and you can touch it. If you do not give thanks, the ball remains translucent and cannot be touched.
Tap the 'clock' tab, and you can see the good and happy things you have done on the timeline.
By tapping the tab with 'smile', you can add or edit the people you want to thank.
- You can also change the name, add a photo, and so on.
By tapping the tab with 'gear', you can set up push notifications.
- At the end of the day, you can record the good and happy things you've done for the day.
- You can receive push notifications when there is something good or happy that you are not grateful for.
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