Mood AI Map

Real-time emotional signals from the world — mapped by AI

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Real-time emotional signals from the world — mapped by AI

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Mood Map is an AI-powered emotional intelligence layer on top of the world. Every post is analyzed into a CMYK emotion vector and mapped live to its geographic location. Instead of reading what people say, you see how they feel, and where. Built for researchers, creators, marketers, and anyone curious about the emotional pulse of the planet.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 We've always had tools to analyze what people say — but never how they feel, mapped to where they are. Mood Map assigns every post a CMYK emotion vector using AI: Cyan for calm, Magenta for stress, Yellow for joy, and Black for anxiety. These colors then paint a live emotional heatmap of the world. We're building in public — the core AI model and map visualization are live. Geohash clustering, real-time trends, and a public API are coming next. Would love your feedback — especially on use cases you'd want to see (mental health research? crisis detection? brand sentiment?). 🙏

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5mo ago

Maker

One thing we’re exploring next:

Turning this into “emotional weather” —

real-time signals of how regions feel.

Would that be useful?

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5mo ago

Maker

Curious to ask everyone here:

What would you use this for?
- trend spotting
- marketing insights
- content ideas

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5mo ago

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5mo ago

Mood AI Map is live on Product Hunt 🎉

Hey Product Hunt!

We just went live with Mood AI Map and we're on a mission to make human emotion visible on the map.

For years, we've had tools to track what people say online trending topics, keyword volumes, social mentions. But nobody ever asked the more interesting question: how does the world actually feel, right now, by location?

After watching the news cycle reduce entire cities to headlines, we kept thinking: what if you could see the emotional pulse of Tokyo, S o Paulo, or your own neighborhood in real time?

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