See what lifts your mood.
Moodvane is a mood journal that compares your days: walks, friends, sleep, coffee, rainy weather. A few taps a day, and in a week you see which way your wind blows.
Get it on Google PlaySupported by ads · no account · your journal stays on your phone
Moodvane is an Android mood journal and mood tracker for people who want to understand why some days feel better than others. Logging takes about ten seconds: tap one of five faces — Awful, Bad, Okay, Good or Great — and every face has a name, so you always know what you picked. Add as many feelings as fit, such as calm, grateful, tired, anxious or stressed, plus the hours you slept last night, the weather (you pick it, so no location permission is needed) and what you did: exercise, a walk, friends, family, work, study, coffee, alcohol, gaming and more. You can add your own feelings and activities, write a short note, check in several times a day, and fill in a day you missed from the calendar. The Insights screen compares your average mood on days with and without each activity or weather, then lists what lifts your mood and what pulls it down, for example days with a walk +0.8. It also shows your average mood by hours of sleep, a mood trend line and the mix of moods over the last 7, 30 or 90 days, and you can share a mood card image with your top three lifts. The calendar colours every day by mood, and Year in pixels shows the whole year on one screen. A home screen widget logs today's mood with one tap. One gentle evening reminder stays quiet on days you've already logged. There is no account or sign-up, and your journal stays on your phone.
A mood in 10 seconds
Tap one of five faces. Every face has a name — Awful, Bad, Okay, Good, Great — so you never guess what an emoji means.
More than one feeling
Calm and tired at the same time? Pick as many feelings as fit, or add your own.
The clues behind your mood
Hours slept, the weather you pick and what you did: exercise, walk, friends, work, coffee, alcohol and more. Add your own activities.
What lifts your mood
Moodvane compares days with and without each activity or weather and lists what lifts you up and what pulls you down.
Sleep and mood
See your average mood after under 6 hours, 6–7, 7–8 and 8+ hours of sleep.
Calendar and year in pixels
A mood colour for every day, the whole year on one screen, and missed days filled in later.
One-tap widget
Tap a face on the home screen widget to log today's mood without opening the app, with the last seven days as a colour strip.
Private by design
No account, no sign-up, no camera, microphone or location permission. Your journal stays on your phone.
FAQ
- How do I find out what affects my mood?
- Log a mood each day and tag the clues: sleep, weather and what you did. After a few days with a tag, Moodvane compares your average mood on days with and without it and shows what lifts your mood and what pulls it down.
- Can I see how my activities affect my mood without paying?
- Yes. The Insights screen with lifts and drops, sleep and mood, weather and mood, the trend line and the mood mix is part of the app, not locked behind a subscription.
- I don't understand the mood emojis in other apps.
- Moodvane uses five simple faces, and each one always shows its name: Awful, Bad, Okay, Good, Great.
- Can I log more than one emotion a day?
- Yes. Pick several feelings in one check-in, and check in as many times a day as you like. The day's mood is the average of your check-ins.
- I forgot to log for a few days. Can I fill them in?
- Yes. Open the calendar, tap the day and add a check-in for it.
- Does it need my location for the weather?
- No. You pick the weather yourself — sunny, cloudy, rainy, snowy, hot or cold — so there is no location permission.
- Is my journal private?
- There is no account or cloud. Your entries stay on your phone. Ads are shown by Google AdMob, which does not receive your moods, notes or tags.
- Is this a mental health diagnosis tool?
- No. Moodvane is a self-reflection journal. Patterns show what tends to go with your better days; they are not a diagnosis. If you are struggling, please talk to a health professional.
Guides
Moodvane is a self-reflection journal and does not give medical advice. Averages and comparisons are patterns in your own entries, not a diagnosis. If you are struggling, please talk to a health professional or a local support line.