Such a great community of caring people Love this app so much simple yet works. The community of people is amazing you can really see your not alone with what ever your going thru. Plus i love helping people. Cause ive been thru some tough times. If i can make one person smile or wanna live then im happy. Id give it 5 stars if it had a private msg part and you could make a profile. Fix that and you get 5 stars!

Private fee I just down loaded this and the first thing i came up agenst was the small fee to keep my diary private. Sorry but im using this because im feeling abit down and dont think having to payto keep i diary private is at all on. There are many other good aps out therethat will not charge for anything. Talk about taking advantage of peoplewhen thay are down! I would happily pay for a good app but not like this. If you read other reviews other people feel the same. This is just not on.

Life saving app! I love this app. At first I was a little taken aback and shocked that every post was public (unless you pay $$ to post privately). I soon realized what a blessing it is. Just be careful and take all the warnings about your username seriously. Do not use any personal info (like name or birth date) in your username since your posting publicly. The app has a really good community of all walks of life and various ages.

Interesting I think this can be helpful, being able to sort of write down what you're feeling can alleviate any stress and frustrations. As well as celebrate the good moods. It being public too, strangers can support one another if they feel the same way and understand what they're going through. I'd recommend this app to any friends or strangers that ever feel like they need an outlet to let out any steam once in a while (in a good way). It's like a little log/diary in your pocket.

Rynico87 I'll give it 4 stars reason not a five I should be able to rate my mood out of more than just 5 options feel limited. If I'm to use correctly 5 stars needs to be a rarity so 4 is a great day 3 average but there should be in between I'd like it to be extended to 10 please.. other than that very helpful and surprisingly fun yeah great app, and feels good to get support and encouragement by others complete loss of loneliness and isolation. Genuinely impressed but more star ratings pls

Useful This app is well-thought of. So, I'm giving this 5 stars!! This is a good way to relieve stress, guilt, fears, or just the extent of happiness you may want to express at a point in time, without even exposing your personal identity. The comfort of words you get from other people as well, alleviates and replenishes your soul which help you further clear your mind and have better perspective. People just need to let out things that hinder them a better life. Feeling appreciated as well is one more important thing in this app. Thank you so much! Intelligent. ;)

Really helpful I love this app, I find it really easy to use. It enables you to put in your daily entries, on your mood and include a diary entry alongside that. The follow feature is wonderful and you can connect with others who are really supporting of emotional problems. An almost perfect app in my opinion. One issue though is that when scrolling along it can be difficult to select entries on the map and list and get the correct one. Especially once you've got a significant amount of moods on your chart.

I tried a number of other mood tracking apps, and this is the only one I've stuck with, so I want to share some advantages it has. 1) A nice balance between customizable and categories for entering and analysis - each time you enter a mood, you enter ANY word/phrase that you want to describe your mood, and then rank it from 1-5 (Worst-Best) on a set of colored stars. It's great to be able to write it any feeling I want (for example: "determined to be happy") while also separating those abstract moods into categories for analysis. Other apps forced me to pick from pre-set moods or were entirely free-form. 2) Similarly useful ways to look back and understand your mood history - for a given period, you first see both the words (still color-coded, and bigger if you have used that word more than once), and a 1-5 graph showing how your mood has gone up and down over time. You can click at the bottom to see all of your moods chronologically, plus any notes you made. Having my moods be "public" (though anonymous) creeped me out at first, but I'm not bothered now, and it's cheap to upgrade if it really bugs you. Definitely recommend! Main suggestion: reminders!

Love this It's really helpful. But people are saying it costs money to use a private diary. I use private diaries for all my entries and not once have I been notified about a cost. Is this a glitch? Am I paying for it without knowing? And can someone tell me how much it is please.

Better Than "Vent" Vent is another mood app where you choose your mood, and vent about it. It's basically tumblrs version of "anonymous" safe space for special snowflakes, and everyone acts like that. I love that with this app you are not forced constantly to see the updated feed, you can keep it on your page as if you're only tracking your mood. The anonymity is real nice touch well done, where suggested names are calming words instead of a username that you may be known by on other social media.

The best..Just needs password protection I'm changing my vote to 5 stars. There are still some additional features that would be nice but this app has helped me so much more than I even intended and I don't even utilize the community aspect of it as I am more of a private person. On that note all it needs is a password to get into it so that just anyone can't pick up the phone and read about your information. **update** Something happened and it won't let you read the entries after writing. Frustrating. I will use another app if not fixed soon.

This app is absolutely amazing. I've been using it for years now to keep track of my moods, and especially what triggers my bad moods. However, currently, comments are completely gone? Is it supposed to be that way? Please tell me it's just a bug and that you'll get it sorted soon. I've met people who've changed and saved my life on this app, and I'd hate to lose them. Thank you.

Really a good place to give and receive encouragement and advice anonymously. Like I'm writing it down but I know someone will read it. A good tool for people learning to deal with their moods, read what's on people's minds, or even survive another day. I'd love it even more if you could private message someone. Over all very helpful especially for the mental health community.

Absolutely fantastic. While the core concepts of this app manage to remain simple and easy to use, the app does manage to feel alive and full of features. The wondrous, supporting community is a major contributing factor this though. Would defidently recommend that everyone tries this at least once! Only complain is the battery consumption rate...It's too high. Nonetheless, a 5 star rating is a minimum reward for such an amazing app!

I was honestly really skeptical when I first installed the app but it really exceeded all my expectations. It's easy to use and the word board really helps keep track my dominant moods so I can easily pick them out when I talk to my psychiatrist. The community is friendly and supportive and the anonymous aspect helps ease any feelings of vulnerability. The only downsides I find are that I can't transfer the app to my SD card and that it has no lock feature but other than that it's great.

*Rate your mood and share with thousands of strangers* Unlike other mood rating apps, mood ratings along with descriptions are public to other users. Although this may be intended for social support few people actually leave comments to other people's ratings. For a modest fee you can make your own ratings private. This app is simple (mood rated on a scale of 1-5 along with a description) and graphs mood ratings. Perhaps a better mood rating app is Daylio but lacks a social aspect.

Works ok, but could be more user friendly: The text boxes don't seem to be the native Android text boxes, and it's painfully difficult to move the caret around by tapping in the text when you need to edit something or correct some spelling mistakes. Also, The "mood selection" could be made easier by having a "tag cloud" or dropdown to easily let you select an already stored mood. We'll see how long I can put up with those pesky text boxes.

Such a great tool. It's wonderful to be able to keep track of your moods and look back on what made you feel a certain way, but I think the best thing about this app is that it provides an anonymous way to communicate with others about moods. Sending words of encouragement to complete strangers is a really nice feeling, and it's great to receive those comments as well. Excellent app, I highly recommend it.

I love this app I needed to keep track of my moods which this app did amazingly. I like that you have the option of making it public or private. I find that most people are very supportive when someone is having a down mood. It is amazing to support others as well. It definitely brought up my mood finding this app.Great!

Really great app with lovely clear interface. The variable size mood tags on the home page are great for showing most frequent mood. Love it! Also like that you can make your own tags but that common ones pop up so you don't have to type them.

Simple but effective I like this app because it's simple to use and has all the features I need without it becoming too time consuming to fill in each day. The graphs of moods over time are helpful. Suggestion: ability to hashtag certain words in the comments box for later search & retrieval.

Health This app helps me keep track of my moods which in turn makes it easier to find triggers and make my life easier when trying to be of the healthiest mindset I can be on my own. I love it! And I love that it is interactive and you can get tips from other people on how they deal with certain triggers. I'm learning a lot!

Not sure if I'm using it correctly. The app does work and seems useful. I don't know as this is my first day using it. I really don't know if I'm using it correctly. I wanted to read some instructions or something to give me more information on how to optimize the use of the app. I am just kinda doing so by trial and error. Hopefully it tracks what I'm looking for to track.

Pretty good! I love the ability to write a comment with each mood, to remember the events of the day. I wish the date system worked better - if I forget to track the night before, I'd like to be able to set the date back. At first it seemed like I could, but changing it just screws up their little chart and it still shows the mood on the day I wrote it, not the day I changed it to. This makes long-term comparisons more difficult.

No in app instructions or suicidal help I think this app would really benefit from more instructions on how to use the app, and how it works. The BIG issue here though is that if you mark your mood as "suicidal" the app offers zero help, by that I mean it doesn't ask if you need emergency care or a help line or ANYTHING?? I would of thought this would be a pretty important feature to include. Definitely knocks this app down a star.

It's great! It's helped me a lot. I could never stick to writing in my own diary, not even the basic stuff, but this gives notifications asking how you are today, daily. I rated it 4 stars because the only thing that gets me, is that on the EVERYONE page it keeps moving when I try to click on someone's post. I think it would be better if you just had to refresh the page or something, as it gets a little frustrating accidently clicking on another person's post when other people update their own moods at the same time

Has great potential, few serious flaws First off, charging for privacy is downright manipulative, and it would be more humane to simply charge for the entire thing or even better, use adverts for financial support. It's also annoying that there is no way to share an otherwise private journal; the only way to be able to send my therapist my moodtrack diary is to leave it open to be viewed by every other user. Otherwise great layout, but the privacy settings need serious work.

Helpful I was upset that you had to pay for a private diary. But the communal effect of sharing with other people can be wonderful if you are feeling alone! I only reply to people who explain moods in their notes, so I don't bother anyone! Great tool for you to share feelings!

Like the app but not being public Tried the free one and like a lot of the features, especially it's simplicity. Just not ready to bear my innermost crap to the world - even anonymously! Found it was inhibiting my entries (stupid, I know, but...). Although it's relatively cheap to upgrade for private use, there are lots of free alternative apps out there, so I won't bother.

Not bad Cool app amongst all others. I would only give it 5 stars if they had a quick input feature. For example just taping the already labeled mood and it instantly inputs it for faster use. All in all not bad

Finally I have found peace. I just came across this APP last night. Since then I have saved 2 people from committing suicide, and gave support to 3 cutters. Also found a kindred spirit. Love, love, love this APP!

Publicly shares info! Not helpful I'm creating a "Recommended to Help" app list. I don't see the point of this app or how it could help. You Must sign up & share any info you post publicly. This is not good for people. You must purchase the upgrade to be allowed privacy! Plus you have to just write everything, there are no suggestions or prompts. It's certainly not good for mood tracking & the ability for Anyone to communicate with you is very unsafe, especially for potentially vulnerable &/or I'll people. Try "Daylio" or other instead

An anonymous venting app I found that i bottle everything up every fear, sorrow, joy, and anger. This is a way to left go. Free version doesnt have a private diary but as long as you dont use your own name its anonymous and everyone is supportive. It maps highs, mids and lows on a graph and colour codes each rating (1-5) of that mood. Its easy to use and is a great help. *I do have an idea though, possibly setting a calender section so if your trying to look at a most common colour code over august you can go to the calendar?*

Best mood tracking app Ive tried Best one I have tried. I like that it tracks by time so you can rate multiple times a day. But the best thing is being able to enter your own word, and the resulting word cloud. Much more personal, but still simple.

Nice! The interface is nice and easy to use. Color coding is great and so is the option to add a note about each mood you log. Not being able to have a private log with the free version is the only real downside. But, due to the anonymous nature of the app, it doesn't matter too much.

Very helpful I have bipolar I and this app helps me to easily keep track of where I am as far as moods go, also helps for keeping track of hormone related mood shifts which helps predict and better understand my menstrual cycle. Once I have compiled a few months, I'll be able to look and know what to expect! Thank you.

How greedy can you be? A mood tracking app in which your entries are PUBLIC unless you pay for the private version? That's sick. This could so greatly benefit people with mood disorders to record their cycles, but instead it's another money-grabbing social network. I've never been so appalled by an app in my life.

Moodtracker I love it and the people back each other up. The people on there have given me more hope than my Gp and Therapist. Love it and it's so easy to use and you can look back over the weeks and see when your mood is up or down.

I like the app but its crashing now and wont allow people to see previous comments or make comments on new post. Please fix app people are leaving because of this issue too and tje people that may stay are afraid they will lose all their post and wont be able to log back in to the app. Fix now

I like it :) I'm the type of person who wants other people to know how I feel without actually telling them straight up. This app is perfect for me (even though it doesn't tell the person whom I most want to know) and the community is kind. It's going to be interesting to see how bad my mood swings are for the next few weeks…