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MyMoody

Launched this week

A simple and visual way to track your mood

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A simple and visual way to track your mood

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MyMoody is a lightweight mood tracker designed to make emotional logging effortless. Pick an emoji, record how you feel in seconds, and gradually build a visual history of your moods. Explore your days through a calendar, mood heatmaps, and daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly statistics. You can also create your own stickers to make each entry feel more personal. No complicated journaling — just a quick, visual way to remember how you felt.

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Launch tags:Health & Fitness•Emoji•Health

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MyMoody is intentionally small today, but I think personal emotional data becomes increasingly valuable with time. My goal is to build a private, long-term personal mood history that remains simple enough to use every day. The product is currently built and operated independently, with a strong focus on privacy, local-first experiences, thoughtful design, and sustainable growth rather than engagement for engagement’s sake.

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2d ago

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I built MyMoody because I wanted mood tracking to feel much lighter. A lot of mood and journaling apps ask you to write something, answer questions, or spend several minutes recording your day. I wanted the opposite: open the app, choose an emoji, and you’re done. Over time, those tiny entries become something much more interesting — a visual history of your emotions through calendars, heatmaps, and statistics. I’ve also added custom stickers because I wanted the app to feel personal rather than clinical. MyMoody is deliberately small and simple. It isn’t trying to tell you how you should feel. It just gives you an easy way to remember how you did feel. I’d love to hear what you think, especially about what you’d want from a mood tracker you could actually keep using every day.

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6d ago