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Bit of a different answer, but I enjoy Daylio. Very simple and easy to track your mood and activities to look back on. Not really super useful, but very interesting and fun!
Honestly I like Daylio so much I pay for premium.
The only thing I don't like (not sure if this feature is present on desktop) is that you can't extract and chart activity data over long periods of time. E.g. I want to see patterns of activity, but not relative to mood or other activities.
I really should pay for premium, it's just that the free version does exactly what I wanted from it so I've never felt like I had to. But at this point I just want to support it!
Yeah that's exactly why I paid for it. Think it's a great app and want to support them over time. Agree that free version serves the purpose just as well though!
Oh thank you for this recommendation. I've been wanting something like this for ages but couldn't describe it properly to find it.
I used this for a bit as data collection to help me and my therapist to track my depression. There are a bunch of free CBT apps out there for they kind of thing too.
I love it, paid for the premium version! Love the customization, the yearly view, and you can add photos and notes, it’s the best!