Mood logging
Rate each mood on a 1-to-7 scale and attach a written note. A widget provides a faster way to record a mood without opening the full journal.
Moon is an iPhone mood tracker and journal that combines 1-to-7 mood ratings, notes, charts, and recaps to help users review personal patterns. It also offers optional Apple Health context, iCloud syncing, privacy modes, and paid AI-powered analysis features.
Moon is an iPhone mood tracker and journal from SCADA SIA. It combines 1-to-7 mood ratings with text or voice notes, then organizes the resulting history into a calendar, searchable journal, charts, and periodic recaps.
The app focuses on helping users examine their own mood patterns rather than providing advice. It can compare recurring factors in journal entries with higher or lower recorded moods, while explicitly presenting those relationships as correlations rather than causes. Optional Apple Health context and iCloud syncing extend the information available around each entry.
Rate each mood on a 1-to-7 scale and attach a written note. A widget provides a faster way to record a mood without opening the full journal.
View entries in a searchable feed, making it easier to revisit notes and locate past observations.
Review mood patterns across day, week, month, and year views. Charts link points back to the related journal entry for added context.
Moon identifies recurring factors in notes—such as people, places, activities, and habits—and shows which factors are associated with higher or lower recorded moods. The app presents correlations rather than causes.
Day, week, month, and year recaps summarize changes and possible patterns across the user's history, including recurring rhythms and unusual days. Advanced AI-powered recaps are part of the paid plans.
Use voice dictation, Apple Health context including sleep, workouts, steps, and activity, reminders, iCloud sync, and privacy controls such as Local Mode. Availability of several of these features depends on the plan.
Create a lightweight daily record by rating your mood and adding a short note, with reminders or the widget helping maintain a regular logging habit.
Use the journal feed, search, calendar, and charts to review how mood changed over a particular week, month, or year and jump from a chart point to the relevant entry.
Look for repeated associations in notes, such as whether particular activities, places, habits, or people appear more often alongside higher or lower mood ratings. Treat the results as observations for reflection, not diagnoses or causal conclusions.
Add sleep, workouts, steps, and activity from Apple Health to provide additional context when reviewing mood entries, where the relevant paid feature is enabled.
Keep selected entries on the device with Local Mode, or use iCloud sync and backup options when continuity across devices is more important than device-only storage.
Moon is designed for iPhone and requires iOS 18.6 or later. The App Store listing also shows compatibility with Macs running macOS 15.6 or later on Apple silicon and Apple Vision devices running visionOS 2.6 or later, but the listing identifies it as designed for iPhone.
No. The listing states that Moon does not require sign-up or user accounts. Entries can sync between devices through iCloud when that feature is used.
You can rate a mood from 1 to 7 and add a text or voice note. Mood entries can also be added quickly from a widget. Voice input, Apple Health context, and AI-powered recaps and factor extraction are among the features included with Premium or Premium+ according to the listing.
The free essentials include mood logging, the journal, calendar, charts, search, reminders, widgets, iCloud sync, and manual backup and restore. Premium and Premium+ add selected recap, analysis, voice, health, lock, backup, and export features.
Moon offers Local Mode for entries that should remain on the device. In AI Mode, entries are sent to AI models only when analysis occurs, and the listing says they are not stored server-side. The App Store also lists PIN and Face ID protection as Premium features.
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