Doy
Meet Doy, the friend who lives in your calorie counter
Doy is a small green bean of a friend, forty pixels tall, drawn live by a shader. He lives on a farm inside Doydum and lives off your day: meals, water and steps. He never scolds, never talks about bodies, and an over-target day is just a fuller day.
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His moods come from your day
Doy’s brain reads the clock and what you have logged, then picks one mood and one line. Try them:
- Happy Water done, meals going well.
- Sleepy Late at night, from 23:00.
- Hungry A planned meal’s window has passed with nothing logged.
- Thirsty Water is well behind a steady pace.
- Proud Every meal, water and steps done: a golden day.
- Curious Evening, with the streak waiting.
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Doy’s moves
Each one is a loop the app’s pixel rig draws: the same code runs here.
- Snaps your plate
- Flexes for protein
- Savours something warm
- Zaps with energy
- Has a meal
- Runs a lap
- Takes a walk
- Does pull-ups
- Salutes the sun
- Rides a bicycle
- Kicks a scooter
- Rests on a bench
- Reads your week
- Weighs in
- Holds a lantern
- Points the way home
His body is your water meter
Every glass you log raises the water inside Doy. At the end of a well-watered day he is full to the brim; the iPhone widget shows him the same way, with a "+ glass" button.
He reacts to your food by name
Log soup and Doy says "Soup. Everything else is detail." Log a kebab and he wants to come along. His lines come from a small lexicon of food families and pairings in English and Turkish, so the reaction fits the food, not a generic "nice job".
His rules
Doy never scolds or shames, never comments on how a body looks, and never says calorie, weight or diet. Numbers live in your charts and his insight notes, when you ask for them. An over-target day is ordinary: "A fuller day. Tomorrow is a fresh page."
His home
Doy lives on a farm that grows with your days: rows for meals, stones for steps, sunflowers for golden days, crates for finished weeks, animals that move in as you keep going.