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by Beachgrl1385

The app works exactly how I need it to. I love a simple interface and easy usability which this app has. You can make it as simple as possible of inputting your mood with any notes for the day. You can even change or add moods or emoticons or anything like that. You can also make it more in depth if need be. I only have one suggestion that would make this a five-star app for myself. And that would be if I could voice record. Because I actually do use it as a diary as well. I do go in and sometimes just only put the face with a small note or just the face I want. But some days I write a big old long paragraph for my own sake, my own memories, so I can go back and look at it and learn from it. But it would be amazing if I could voice record something very quickly. Now I do use speech to text but a lot of time it doesn’t always say all the right words, then I still have to go in and read it, and so on. I do a lot of my moods when I’m in the car ironically enough. So if you guys could please add a voice recording option in the notes section I think that would be the one thing to top it off for my sake. Hope you guys really actually look into that. Awesome app awesome job and thank you.

by Pharagill

This is an interesting little app. I deal with low moods and anxiety so like having something to track what generally helps and what makes it worse. I really like the goal feature so I can set a reminder to write every day. It’s also nice to be able to customize your activities so you can keep the options limited to what’s relevant to you. The wide range of icons you can assign to activities is kind of fun to play around with.

The only reason I don’t give five stars is that the layout can be cluttered and overwhelming to look at. It would be nice to have the option to hide and/or rearrange sections of the stats screen so you only see what’s important to you. For instance, I really don’t care about achievements, overall activity count, etc, but this all clutters up the page. Also, the advanced statistics can be confusing. I’m not sure what confidence and next day influence mean. I tried to look at the app faq but didn’t see anything to help guide on this.

Overall, though, there are some neat and helpful functions here for mood tracking. It’s worth a try!

by Don't Usually Review, But ...

I have always loved to journal and document both important and mundane days in my life. It’s easy to do with this app, even if you only have a few minutes to check in with yourself to see how you are feeling. All you do is click a few buttons to record what you’ve been doing and how you feel, the app records the time stamp and you’re done! Or if you have more time you can add text too - a little or a lot - I’ve written paragraphs at times.

As someone diagnosed bipolar over 20 years ago, using this app is a great way to track moods (I too am in to the popular “mindfulness” trend, even before it became popular): it allows me to pause throughout the day, take a few minutes to sit quietly, notice how my body feels, see what kind of feelings my thoughts bring up in me, and then record that snapshot. Then, at any time I can look at the app’s simple reports that show a variety of trends in you activities and mood over a given period of time. I may think, “wow, I’ve been down and frustrated a lot lately” and then look over the report for the month and see that I actually had a lot of really positive times too. It helps me focus on the positive and work on training my brain not to go automatically to the negative. With practice, our brains CAN be rewired that way! I’ve done it successfully with a couple different things I wanted to change.

Anyway, try the app. It’s great!