A SMALL RECORD OF HOW LIFE FELT
Why track your mood?
Days blur together. A quick mood check-in gives you something to look back on.
Not a score. Not a diagnosis. Just a small record of how you felt.
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BECAUSE DAYS CHANGE
One moment doesn't have to represent your entire day.
You can wake up tired, feel great by lunch, and end the day somewhere completely different.
That's why My Tiny Mood gives you three moments.
Morning
Midday
Evening
Morning. Midday. Evening.
BECAUSE MEMORY ISN'T PERFECT
How did two Tuesdays ago feel?
Probably not easy to remember.
A mood history gives you a simple visual record of those days without requiring you to write everything down.
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BECAUSE YOU MIGHT NOTICE THINGS
You decide what those patterns mean to you.
Looking back can help you notice which days felt good, which ones didn't, and how your moods changed over time.
My Tiny Mood doesn't diagnose or interpret them for you.
BECAUSE IT ONLY TAKES A FEW SECONDS
Choose how you feel and move on.
You don't need to explain every mood.
If there's something worth remembering, add a note or tag.
“The walk helped.”
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A LITTLE RECORD OF HOW LIFE FELT
Days you can look back on.
Three quick check-ins. No pressure to write more than you want.
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