Mood Tracking App reviews from Reddit

"Its really helpful I can track moods, type in triggers and set goals etc."

"I love it because the interface is clean and very cute."

"Dailyo is really helpful and helped with getting doctor to understand my cycles"

"Daylio is awesome"

"I just love Daylio."

"I really like it."

"Daylio"

"I love it, and you can track your mood as many times a day as you want."

"I've found it to be very helpful in seeing how different things affect my mood."

"Daylio! It lets you chart your mood multiple times a day."

"Very useful."

"Emoods is great! Have used it daily for almost a year."

"I’ve been using eMoods for 1,5 years now and I love it."

"EMoods in my fav."

"It is simple yet tracks a lot of information."

"I really like eMoods because my mood can change pretty significantly within the day."

"EMoods It is the best app for tracking everything you could need."

"EMoods is geared towards bipolar/ mood fluctuations."

"EMoods is my fave and Fitbit."

"I love EMoods!"

"I really like bearable. I pay for it, though."

"I use Bearable and added variables for follicular/luteal."

"Bearable, Daylio or E Moods"

"I recently found Bearable and I'm liking it."

"I also like Bearable because you can add symptoms that you want to track."

"I just started using an app called Bearable and I’ve really enjoy it so far."

"Can also make notes, rank moods, add various health factors etc."

"I really like it."

"I’m a hardcore user of Clue. Probably have period data since 2017 on there."

"I've been using Clue for years"

"Clue it is!"

"I use Clue, I like it. Knowledge is power, so it helps me check myself and plan."

"I use Clue for my cycle and Tochi Diary for my mood, and then Life Notes for my symptoms (have both PMDD and POTS.)"

"I like that it keeps all my info in one place."

"It’s free and is really intuitive to use."

"Allows you to describe your mood in your own words."

"I think the Bipolar UK app is supposed to be good"

"Bipolar UK recently came out with a tracking app that's pretty good."

"I’ve been using the How We Feel app, and I love it."

"How we feel is great"

"How We Feel was suggested to me by my therapist and I really like it so far"

"How we feel"

"It’s easy to use and I just use the free version."

"Moodflow is what I've been using."

"I've been using moodflow for less than a month been trying daylio as well I seem to like moodflow better."

"The one I have now is called Moodflow."

"I use Moodpath and it works great for me."

"I personally like Moodpath."

"I am using moodpath but sounds like daylio is much more popular here."

"They’re able to see patterns and give you advice."

"I use flo and have been using it for the last 6/7 years, the best app. simple and easy to use. the only thing i find annoying about it is that they heavily push their users to upgrade to premium (which i won't)"

"MoodNotes is dope"

"MoodNotes and iMoodJournal are both good!"

"Love the simple and cute UI and animations."

"I use Tibio, you can set up your own emotions and the activities that trigger your the emotion."

"On p tracker you can put symptoms in and also add new symptoms idk if you want something more detailed I might check out some others but I’ve been using this one soo long it’d be hard to switch lol"

"I use this one to track (p tracker) I do like it"

"This app is completely free, no in-app purchases. it has a variety of moods you can choose from."

"I tried emoods for a while and it does the job but was eventually frustrating to me."

"It’s so easy to see all symptoms and their patterns at a glance."

"It's a great app."

"The new mood tracking feature in the health app is awesome"

"I use CalmGuide app, it is available on the app store and I track my mood"

"I use Juli on an Apple device."

"I’ve used “Life” for over a decade. I like it bc it has separate categories for physical symptoms and mood symptoms, and you can create custom tags for both"

"I would recommend looking into FAM (fertility awareness method.) It is most commonly used for sexually active women as either a contraceptive OR to help conceive. It’s like period tracking on steroids haha. With it, I can successfully identify the day that I ovulate and brace myself for literal phase PMDD symptoms. There’s a bit of a learning curve but it’s life changing & empowering!"

"My little finchie has kept my head up on really bad days, and she keeps me accountable to meet my daily self care goals!! Highly recommend"

"This isn’t an app exclusively for mood tracking but i love finch, it’s a self care app with a cute lil bird to look after, and it has tracking and reflection options!"

"It would be kinda cool to quickly track my ups and down."

"The great thing is that it’s customizable so I can have whatever info I want in there."

"I really like it- works well for me."

"I like Pixels but I've never seen anyone else using it"

"Earkick is what I use. I like it!"

"I use thought diary. it’s pretty cool and reflective."

"Moodistory can track multiple moods per day."

"I really like the calendar search feature."

"I like UP!, it's free and tracks all the right variables for me."

"I like Youper. It is set up sorta like a chat with a stupid simple AI."

"The one I have, love cycles, just turned out to be super simple for tracking other things like mood or digestion."

"I like the Fertility Friend app. :) It has prediction/diagnostic features that you can use (or ignore!) but also lets you enter FAM data!"

"Dbsa wellness tracker"

"CBT Thought diary and journal."

"Bipolar tracker uk"

"I like daily bean!"

"I use mood flow, it's got a nice set up and you can customize it"

"Good idea :) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=AnantApps.Moodlytics&hl=en"

"I use the app Optimism on my iPhone."