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Old Jul 22, 2016, 02:49 AM
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Hi,

I am wondering which of the following you would recommend. I am rapid cycling BP 2.

iMood Journal
eMoods
Moodyltics
T2 Mood Tracker
Mood Tracking Journal & Diary

I want somewhere I can track a mood multiple times a day if necessary (I may be negotiable on this functionality)
I want a sliding scale of moods, i.e. not just happy/neutral/sad
I want to be able to print or email a report - a graph as well as comments
I want to be able to add quite a bit of commentary where necessary
I want to be able to add stressors/triggers (work stress, alcohol, family...)
A sleep tracker would also be nice.

Does this all exist in one app?
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Old Jul 22, 2016, 03:05 AM
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Moodlytics - can someone please give me an example of the PDF report?
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