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This app has truly helped me during a time frame when I can’t see an actual therapist due to insurance reasons. My friends are definitely sick of hearing my fears, anxiety and stress about my LOL but in reality this app has help me realize that if I get bad sleep or lack of sleep my anxiety, social anxiety and depression is really bad the next day. Which is some thing with a therapist I never really would’ve realized. Also I use only the free version (I am disabled and not yet receiving my SSDI) But the free version has VERY helpful things such as the uplifting quotes or meditations or jokes to help put me in a better mood OR perspective. I like the random things they ask you to write about like “things to be appreciative about that day” helps me put my life and a better perspective. Only reason I didn’t give it five stars is because I wish there was a way to combine all the checkmark things that I’m doing for the day and be able to write about my day in one pass instead of having to go through it all over again. But all in all this is a great app I would recommend it even to people who are in therapy or group counseling it’s really a great tool to better mental health! Great for teens too, my niece is using it to deal with her teenage issues without worrying about peer influence or gossip. Helps her a lot!

I am a chronically ill with some debilitating illnesses as well as a wife, mom, stepmom and I also try to be a good friend. The stress of it all takes an incredible toll on your mental health, especially during a time like now with COVID and a lot of isolation and tension in the world. My medical team encouraged me to find apps that would suit me and support me that I could use daily, that some even accepted insurance. I stumbled on Mooditude and though I’m still getting the hang of it, a quick check in even if it’s just tapping some icons of what I’m feeling while I’m running after a baby is actually really helpful. The downside for me would be the financial side once my grant runs out (Thank you Mooditude team!) This app has SO much potential to grow therapeutically and help people like me who are isolated due to illness, struggle with depression and social anxiety, and so much more. It could really bring the world together. I personally would love a forum where tired parents could just sit and vent over virtual coffee and talk about anything and everything! But yes. I definitely recommend!

I’m very excited to have tried this app to track my moods and find it extremely helpful, especially since it records time when you journal (and I am terrible at journaling but a quick note on a phone I can do!) AND activities that you were doing when recording a mood change. I would really love more options for both emotions (worst, low, normal, high, and elevated are very limiting and I’d like more specificity) and activity icons when I’m adding my own activities. Angry, afraid, anxious, guilty, content, etc. would be amazing to have as emotion options. “Normal” and “high” don’t capture enough or aren’t correct for me sometimes. It would also be nice to see all activities under a mood in Insights, rather than only the most recently used five. I’m only on day four but I can’t wait to see more data and get much-needed insight into my emotional states. User interface is great, visually appealing but simple and easy to use. Recommending to friends for sure.