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On this page, you are going to find any special terminology we have in the application domain (i.e., not programming terms). Using the list below, you can find useful informational references or links to related or competitive products.

Terminology

  • Mood-tracking app: An application that helps you record your feelings and moods and analyze them in a timeline.
  • Emotion: A natural instinctive state of mind deriving from one's circumstances, mood, or relationships with others.
  • Mood: A temporary state of mind or feeling. It is a long term concept.
  • Happy Mood: Feeling or showing pleasure or contentment.
  • Sad Mood: Feeling or showing sorrow; unhappy.
  • Mad Mood: In a frenzied mental
  • Scared Mood: Fearful; frightened.
  • Content Mood: In a state of peaceful neutrality.
  • Hysterical Mood: Affected by or deriving from wildly uncontrolled emotion - extremely joyful.
  • Event: An event can be anything from daily individual activities to social events that a user can respond to with a mood event.
  • Mood Event: Feelings/opinions about an event on a specific date.
  • Mood Change: A user going back on a mood he recorded, and changing properties related to it.
  • Participant: A user that participates in an event/mood.
  • User: An individual that uses the application to record moods.
  • Primary User: The user using the app and in a particular session.
  • Second User: A nonprimary user that isn't in session, but is registered with the app.
  • State of a user: The state of a user corresponds to the last mood of a user.
  • Mood context: The users can post reasonings for their moods.

Competetive Apps on Mood Tracking

  1. Daylio Android | IOS
  2. MoodKit IOS
  3. Worry Watch IOS
  4. eMoods Android | IOS
  5. MoodTrack Diary Android | IOS
  6. aiMei Android | IOS
  7. Breathe2Relax Android | IOS
  8. RealifeChange IOS
  9. SmilingMind Android | IOS
  10. iMoodJournal Android | IOS
  11. MindShift Android | IOS

Citations

Mood definitions are taken from: Oxford Dictionary

License

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