Mood Tracking

Five faces, a handful of tags, and what those tags turn out to be worth.

  • Metric engine
  • Switch in the library
Scale
Rough, Low, Okay, Good, Great
Tags
What happened, not how you feel
The day’s figure
An average of what you logged
Findings
Marked early under five days
The Mood Tracking screen with five faces from rough to great and Low selected, a grid of tags for what is going on with work and late night picked out, and a card called what goes with better days ranking reading, friends, outdoors, exercise and good sleep by how much each lifts the average.
Reading days average 4,9 against 3,1 without. Eight days of evidence.

How it works

  1. Tag the day, not the feeling

    Work, late night, reading, friends, poor sleep. Pick what happened and it saves onto today. The faces handle how it went.

  2. What goes with better days

    Reading days come out at 4,9 against 3,1 without, over eight days. Friends is worth 1,7. Nobody had to tell it that reading is good for you.

  3. It admits when it is guessing

    Exercise is marked early, because four days will not carry a line through them. A finding with almost nothing behind it says so instead of arriving as advice.

Asked about Mood Tracking

What is the Mood Tracking module in Cadence?

Five faces, a handful of tags, and what those tags turn out to be worth. Work, late night, reading, friends, poor sleep. Pick what happened and it saves onto today. The faces handle how it went.

Can I switch Mood Tracking off?

Yes. The library in Settings has a switch beside Mood Tracking, and turning it off takes it out of the sidebar, the search and the Today screen. The other 26 switchable modules work the same way.

Does Mood Tracking sync between the Mac and the iPhone?

Yes, once iCloud sync is unlocked for $14.99, paid once and covering the Mac and the iPhone together. Until then Mood Tracking keeps its data on the device you typed it into, and it goes nowhere else.

Keep Mood Tracking. Ignore the other twenty five.