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Greta Daily Mood Journal with Trend Chart

Greta Daily Mood Journal lets you log how you feel in 30 seconds and shows you a rolling trend chart so you can see your emotional patterns — and what drives them.

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The Problem

You Know Something Affects Your Mood. You Just Can't Prove It.

You have a hunch that bad sleep affects your mood, or that Monday meetings drain you, or that exercise helps. But hunches aren't useful — patterns are. Without a simple daily log and a trend chart, you can't see the connection between what you do and how you feel. Most journaling apps are too complex or too text-heavy to stick with.

The Solution

Introducing Greta Daily Mood Journal with Trend Chart

Greta Daily Mood Journal is a 30-second daily check-in: tap your mood emoji, add one optional note, and go. Over time, a trend chart shows your emotional patterns by day of week, time of month, and against logged activities. Build it with Greta in hours.

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How it's works

How Daily Mood Journal with Trend Chart Works

Build it with Greta in plain English — go from prompt to live tool in hours.

Log Your Mood in 30 Seconds
Step 1

Log Your Mood in 30 Seconds

Tap one of five mood levels and add an optional one-line note — takes 30 seconds maximum.

  • Five mood levels with simple visual scale
  • Optional tags: sleep, exercise, work, social
See Your Trend Chart
Step 2

See Your Trend Chart

A line chart plots your mood over the past 7, 30, or 90 days — with smoothing so the pattern is clear.

  • 7 / 30 / 90 day view toggle
  • Activity tag overlay on the chart
Spot the Patterns
Step 3

Spot the Patterns

The tool highlights your highest and lowest mood days and surfaces which activity tags correlate with each.

  • Auto pattern detection
  • Day-of-week mood breakdown
Export or Share
Step 4

Export or Share

Export your mood history as a CSV or share a specific date range chart as an image.

  • CSV export of all entries
  • Chart image export for sharing

Platform

Everything Built In

Every feature you need ships with the tool — no third-party integrations or manual configuration required.

30-Second Daily Check-In

Five-level mood scale with one optional note — fast enough to actually stick with daily.

Trend Line Chart

A smoothed line chart of your mood over 7, 30, or 90 days — patterns become obvious at a glance.

Activity Tag Correlation

Tag each entry with activities like sleep, exercise, or caffeine — see which correlate with high or low mood.

Day-of-Week Breakdown

A bar chart showing your average mood per day of the week — spot your best and worst days automatically.

No Login Required

Journal data saves locally to your browser — no account, no email, no privacy concerns.

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FAQ

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Everything you need to know before you start building Daily Mood Journal with Trend Chart with Greta.

A 30-second daily mood logging tool that builds a trend chart of your emotional patterns over time — no login, no complexity.

Missing days appear as gaps in the chart — no streak pressure. You can backfill a missed day by selecting the date manually.

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