Bloom in your own time
Use a quick 5-point mood check-in to track how each day felt, then review your month as a calm, bujo-like grid of pixels.
It can be hard to remember how you felt a few weeks ago. Track your mood as you go, then look back at the good days, the difficult ones, and everything in between.
Here’s an example month with fictional entries. You can select part of the timeline to see more, but the entries can’t be changed.
Across the 27 days you tracked in August, Lifted showed up most often, on 10 days.
Blank spaces are days without an entry.
Compare August 15–17 with August 20–22. What felt different around those days?
Try Mood, Highlight, and Reading together to keep track of how you felt, what happened, and what you read.
Pick the rating that feels closest to your day. Each entry adds a color to your monthly grid.
Write down something you want to remember. A sentence is enough.
Save how many pages you read today. You can see the total when you look back at the month.
Choose at least three trackers during setup. You can pick these or a different combination, and set each to Daily or Occasional.
See how to get startedTrack with your Mood Tracker at a daily or occasional rhythm, then revisit your entries in a monthly view.
A full month of mood pixels shows the ratings you recorded and the days you left open. Reflect on higher and lower stretches using your own context; the app does not calculate causes.
A short run of similar days says more than one isolated check-in.
Use what you remember about the month to reflect on the entries. These summaries do not identify causes or calculate relationships between trackers.
Mood entries stay private to your account, with no social feed, no public profile, and no pressure to share.
Mood Tracker becomes more useful when it sits beside the other parts of your month that quietly shape it.
That is fine. The monthly view still stays useful without perfect daily consistency.
Mood only needs a rating. If you want to write, keep that reflection in a separate journal tracker such as Highlight.
Mood entries stay inside your account with no social feed or public profile.
Free during early access
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Mood Tracker uses a month-in-pixels grid. It does not combine all twelve months into a single year-in-pixels view.
Choose a date and one of five mood ratings. Mood entries do not have a note field; use Highlight or another journal tracker for written context.
Yes. Mood works well alongside anxiety, health, and sleep tracking for clearer monthly reflection.
Build a clear record of your days in under a minute. Small, steady daily check-ins.
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