
Dooryard Garden
Right outside the den door
A lost brass button — a knight's shield, he insists. ✦


A gentle self-care companion. Log anything you eat — no judgment, no guilt, no streaks to break. Your care sends Mozu exploring hand-painted worlds, and he always comes home with something for you.

Most food trackers turn every meal into a scorecard. Mozu is built the other way around: logging what you eat is simply how you care for a small friend — an act of kindness, not a judgment. No red warnings. No guilt mechanics. No streak shaming. Ever.

Any meal counts. A quick note, a tap — and Mozu is delighted. Every log becomes energy for his next little adventure.


With enough energy, Mozu sets off into hand-painted places — a garden the size of a kingdom, a meadow that rolls like the sea.

A brass button becomes a knight's shield. A glass marble, a captured piece of sky. Mozu brings his finds home to the den you share.
Five hand-painted zones stretch out from your shared den — from the dooryard garden to the starfall snowline. The farther he wanders, the more wondrous the finds.

Right outside the den door
A lost brass button — a knight's shield, he insists. ✦


A morning's walk


Half a day from home
A glass marble: one whole piece of sky, captured. ✦


Two days' wander


The far edge of the map
Fallen stars melt little drinking pools in the snow. ✦



However far he wanders, every path bends back to the den you share.
ED-safe from day one: the design follows clinical research on what makes food tracking harmful — and removes it. Food is care, never a score.
No judgment mechanics: no red or green foods, no punishment for missed days. If you're away, Mozu simply naps until you're back.
Private by default: no ads, no third-party trackers, no selling your data.
Real glimpses from the beta — the den you share, and the map of everywhere he's been.


Mozu is built by a solo developer alongside a small circle of beta friends. Every feature begins as a conversation, and the world unfolds the way good gardens do — slowly, and with care.
No growth hacks. No engagement tricks. Just one person trying to build the kindest little world on your phone.
— the person building Mozu
We're inviting a small group of iPhone testers for a 2–3 week beta. Open the app a couple of times a day, tell us how it feels — even one line of feedback is gold.
No — deliberately the opposite of a diet app. Mozu never judges what you eat. Logging is a way to look after yourself (and delight a small friend), not a target to hit.
Apple's official beta-testing app. You install TestFlight from the App Store, tap our invite link, and Mozu appears — free, and easy to remove anytime.
Beta first. Mozu comes to the App Store when the beta says it's ready — waitlist members hear it first.
iPhone first. If Mozu finds his audience, we'd love to go further.