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A mood tracker is a tool used to log your moods as they change. Keeping track of your mood can help you understand what is triggering mood changes in your environment, or how different situations impact you.
Mood tracking can be especially helpful for you if you have particular mental health conditions, like depression or anxiety, to label and regulate moods as they arise. Mood tracking can also be beneficial if you don't have a mental health condition, so you can better understand yourself and your emotions.


Better understand yourself and your moods
Learn more about how factors such as sleep, diet, and daily activities affect your moods.
Identify triggers that cause mood changes
Identify external and internal triggers that cause mood changes or mood swings.
Spot patterns in your behavior
Capture patterns and better understand shifts in mood.
Learn what is helping improve your mood
Determine what is helping improve your mood so you can do more of that.
“I have never taken a questionnaire like the symptoms survey in Human Health, and i wish it would be available in more clinics and counselling centers. It truly made me feel seen and heard, and that i am not alone.”
“I have never taken a questionnaire like the symptoms survey in Human Health, and i wish it would be available in more clinics and counselling centers. It truly made me feel seen and heard, and that i am not alone.”
“I have never taken a questionnaire like the symptoms survey in Human Health, and i wish it would be available in more clinics and counselling centers. It truly made me feel seen and heard, and that i am not alone.”
“I have never taken a questionnaire like the symptoms survey in Human Health, and i wish it would be available in more clinics and counselling centers. It truly made me feel seen and heard, and that i am not alone.”
“I have never taken a questionnaire like the symptoms survey in Human Health, and i wish it would be available in more clinics and counselling centers. It truly made me feel seen and heard, and that i am not alone.”





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Therapists often ask about mood patterns, but it can be hard to recall exactly how you felt across a month. With the tracker, you can bring a PDF summary or open the app during a session to show the highs and lows, along with notes about what was happening at the time.
For instance, instead of saying “I think I was anxious a lot last month,” you can show that you logged anxiety for 12 days, often after work deadlines. This level of detail can save time in sessions and help your therapist focus on strategies that address real-world situations.
Yes. Alongside rating the intensity of a mood, you can add notes about what might have influenced it. Over time, these notes can reveal useful insights, such as whether your mood improves after exercise or dips after disrupted sleep. Even if the app does not prove cause and effect, it gives you a structured way to reflect on what shapes your emotional wellbeing.
You can set daily reminders to check in with yourself. Some users choose a morning reminder to set the tone for the day, while others prefer an evening reminder to reflect on how the day went. Consistent reminders help build a routine, which makes your mood record more reliable. Even if you miss a few days, your overall log is still valuable. Many people find that reminders turn mood logging into a quick, healthy habit, like brushing their teeth.
Yes. Every entry is encrypted and securely stored. Human Health is fully GDPR and HIPAA compliant, which means your data is protected to the same standards as medical records. Your information is never sold, and you decide if or when to share it. You can also delete your logs or account at any time. Many users say this gives them peace of mind when recording something as personal as their emotions.
Many people say that simply writing down how they feel helps them create a sense of distance from intense emotions. Instead of being caught in the moment, they can step back and notice patterns: “This happens every time I stay up late” or “I actually had more good days than I realized.” By turning fleeting feelings into visible trends, the Mood Tracker can give you a greater sense of perspective and a stronger foundation for conversations with your care team.