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At a first look, mood tracker apps are fucking disgusting. Anyone got one they like? Or should I just start a spreadsheet? (hexbear.net)
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Signing up for X dollars a month to have access to an interface that will simply allow me to make notes about how i might feel at a certain time. Best of all, companies will probably use my own reflections on my mental health to...sell me more shit.

Anyone got a mood tracking app they like, or should I just set up a spreadsheet month by month and invite my therapist to collaborate on it?

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[–] BabyTurtles@hexbear.net 7 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

I use Super Protectivity as my work and personal life organizer/to-do list, which includes a habit tracker and mood tracker.

It's huge overkill for just what you're asking for, but it's open source, local-first, doesn't steal your data, with the capacity to be completely self-hosted, cross-platform, and entirely free. I highly recommend a look, you might eventually find its task list+time tracking useful as well.