Most mood trackers ask you to pick a number from 1 to 5. Moodyear gives you a face and asks you to draw the mouth. It reads the curve on your device — no photo, no model — and a year of your drawings becomes a calendar you can actually read.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built Moodyear because every mood tracker I tried asked me the same question — how do you feel, 1 to 5? — and I could never answer it honestly. A number is a strange thing to ask someone for at the end of a hard day.
So Moodyear gives you a face with no mouth, and you draw one. That's the whole interaction. A shaky flat line, a sharp downturn, a small lopsided smile — you already know how to make those, and they carry more than a 3 does.
The reading happens on your device, with geometry, not a model. It resamples the stroke you drew and measures how far it bends from a straight chord. That's it. Nothing about your face or your drawing is uploaded to be classified. You can add eyebrows, a nose, tears — those are read the same way.
A year of it becomes a calendar where every day wears the face you actually drew. Not a heatmap of numbers — your own handwriting, 365 times.
Try it without signing up: moodyear.com/try — draw a mouth, watch it get read, no account.
Honest about the money: it's $40 a year, no free tier, 14-day refund, cancel any time. I'd rather charge for it than sell what people write in it.
I'd genuinely like to hear where the reading gets it wrong. That's the part I keep fixing.