Light and dark.
Every screen is drawn for both. MoodyScope follows your iPhone, or you can pick one in Settings.
Everything MoodyScope does.
A reminder at your time.
Pick when you want a nudge to check in. Change it or turn it off whenever.
Share a day.
Send a day’s mood and note to someone, or keep it to yourself.
Spotlight and Handoff.
Search for a day or a question from Spotlight, and pick it up on another device.
And the rest.
Check-in
- Five moods. Awful is a thunderstorm, Low is rain, Okay is cloud, Good is partly sunny and Great is a clear sun.
- Feelings. 27 to pick from, like Happy, Loved, Nervous and Tired.
- Activities. 12, from Working and Studying to Gaming and Music.
- Note. Optional, and you can edit the check-in later.
Looking back
- Home. The sky follows the hour from your time zone, without your location, and clouds roll in with your mood.
- Calendar. Every day in its mood color. Open one for its note, activity, steps and heart rate.
- History. Every check-in with its weather, feeling and note. Filter by mood.
- Stats. Average, streak and mood mix over the last 7, 30 or 365 days.
Prompts and Health
- Prompts. A question a day from 365 across 15 topics, or pick your own.
- Search. Find an answer by topic or by word.
- Wellness. A daily score out of 100 from Apple Health: up to 50 for steps and 50 for resting heart rate.
- Heart rate. Hour by hour, with each source’s average, like Apple Watch or Oura.
Everything else
- Badges. Eight seals, from your first mood to A year of moods at 365.
- Reminder. One notification a day, at the time you choose.
- Mac. The same journal, with a menu bar check-in and keyboard shortcuts.
- Delete account. Removes your moods, reflections, badges and photo.
MoodyScope on iPhone Duo.
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