Moods Faster
Quick mood logging for Apple Health
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Summary
Moods Faster is designed to help you quickly log every mood to Apple Health, and efficiently explore your entire mood history.
Having a historical bank of logged moods over the years can allow you to correlate how context and routines affect your mental wellbeing, which in turn enables you to make more informed choices in the future, with your wellbeing in mind.
Moreover, Apple Health is a fantastic place for those historical logged moods; It's reliable, private, and (with permission) accessible by third party apps that you might want to visualise your moods with in the future.
The problem is that historical bank of moods will only materialise if it's effortless to log those moods. Otherwise life will get in the way, and those well-meaning notifications will be dismissed again and again.
This is the problem Moods Faster is designed to solve. It helps you create that wealth of personal mood data in Apple Health so future you can benefit from the learning it enables.
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Features
• Streamlined interface, designed for iOS 26.
• Log moods to Apple Health in a couple of seconds, with optional details.
• Schedule check-ins throughout the day. Live activities enable one-tap logging.
• Customise colours, icons, direction, and granularity of moods.
• Explore your entire HealthKit mood history within Moods Faster, with efficient, high-density visualisations.
Pricing
Mood logging and viewing two months of history is available for free.
Full history, customisation, and live activities are available with More Moods, which is available as a one-time purchase or a subscription.
Planned release date: 30th March 2026 (app review permitting…)
About me, the developer
I'm Nick 👋
I'm a self-taught solo designer and developer, based in the UK. I've worked as a data scientist and as a product manager in energy efficiency, smart homes, and internet performance. I'm now attempting to carve out a path as a solo app maker.
I've been obsessed with software design since I bought my first iMac in 2009, and I'm motivated to create thoughtful apps that respect people's time and money while doing my small part to push back on extractive & predatory capitalism.