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Lifeharbor

A gentler way to notice patterns

A mood tracker that sees what's around a hard day, not just the day itself.

Log how you're feeling right next to your sleep, habits, and journal entries — one private dashboard, so patterns are easier to actually notice instead of guessing after the fact.

No credit card required. What you log is private, isolated at the database level.

Mood Tracker

Logged: feeling good today

Journal

3 entries this week

Sleep Tracker

7h 40m

Last night

Habit Tracker

4/6

Meditate, Read +2

Check-in Reminder

Check in with Mom today

A mood log by itself is just a list of days

Most mood-tracking apps ask you to log a number or an emoji and call it a day. Over time you get a chart, but the chart doesn't explain itself — it can't tell you that the low days line up with bad sleep, or that a skipped habit tends to show up a day later.

So the log keeps growing while the pattern underneath it stays out of reach — because the things most likely to explain a rough stretch, like a run of bad sleep or a habit that quietly slipped, are all sitting in other apps.

One dashboard, mood in context

Mood Tracker sits next to the modules that often relate to it.

Mood Tracker

A quick, private daily log — no lengthy check-in required.

Journal

Write more when a mood entry alone doesn't say enough.

Sleep Tracker

See how sleep and mood tend to move together over time.

Habit Tracker

Notice whether the habits you kept — or skipped — show up in how you felt.

Check-in Reminder

A gentle daily nudge, on your schedule, not a notification demanding attention.

Why not just use a dedicated mood app?

A dedicated mood app is fine for logging a number. It rarely shows you what else was going on that day.

Context, not just a chart

See mood next to sleep, habits, and journal entries — the things that might actually explain it.

Completely private by default

Nothing here is shared unless you explicitly choose to share it — this stays yours.

No pressure, no streaks

Log when you want to. There's no guilt-tripping notification if you miss a day.

What you log is yours alone

Privacy isn't a policy page here — it's how the database is built.

Isolated at the database level

Every account's data is walled off by database-level security rules, not just application code — enforced on every single request.

Private by default

Mood entries are never shared automatically, even inside a family Space — sharing anything personal is always your explicit choice.

Not a substitute for care

This is a simple, private way to notice your own patterns — not medical advice, diagnosis, or a replacement for professional support.

Fifteen days. Every feature. No card required.

Add Mood Tracker — and the modules that give it context — before you decide anything.

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Questions about the mood tracker

Is this a mental health or medical tool?

No — it's a simple, private way to log how you're feeling and notice patterns over time. It isn't medical advice or a substitute for professional care.

Is my mood data private?

Yes — mood entries are never shared automatically, even in a family Space. Sharing anything personal is always your explicit choice.

Can I see it alongside my sleep or habits?

Yes — add Sleep Tracker or Habit Tracker alongside it to see how they relate over time.

Is it free to try?

Yes — every module, including Mood Tracker, is included in the 15-day free trial with no credit card required.

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