I really like this app because it's easy to record everything. Using a paper journal is less discrete and often times I forget to write things down when I don't have it on me whereas with my phone-it's awlays on me. I really appreciate the convenience factor having all categories covered for me in one place for recording and looking stuff over.

Hi, i for one found this application to be fairly handy and easy to use. Ability to record multiple medication intake times with 2 click entries is what i really liked. The next time when my doctor ask me about my medicine history i will have the email from this application handy. The only thing i wish for is a password protection on the app since i may not want my roommates to see anything...

I think this is a great idea for an application. I have found it to be very useful thus far, and glad someone decided to create an app for this.

Dealing with depression is a lonely thing. I really like the community aspect of this app. Its resources have been useful too. I found the journal keeping simple and pretty nice. Is there a new version coming soon? Would like to check it out!

If you take medication more than once a day and the time you take any of your meds is crucial, you won't like this. The journal doesn't log times, only days. Theres nowhere to add notes, either. The sleep section only logs the total hours - but no place for notes, like what if you woke up every two hours? What if you had insomnia and missed work because you overslept? There are so many nuances to having mood disorders that this very bland application doesn't have any options to keep track of; I haven't found a single app that is capable, so I'm sticking to paper. Use an excel spreadsheet instead.

Has opotential but fails in keeping accurate daily logs of medication use. I will continue to use a paper version of tracking untill a better version if this type of app is created :(

complete waste of money, i want my money back

I saw the smile face icon and assumed the app would record a range of emotions without a lot of cartoony faces (like some other apps). But the icon is misleading. I only had to use it once to know I had wasted my $. This app only allows one to track feeling stable, bad, worse or suicidal. There is no way to track feeling good, pretty good, great or fantastic, nor is there a way to track physical conditions (tired, out of it, achy...). It seems to only track clinical symptoms. In trying to guage my ups and downs to compare my moods before and after medication, this app is worthless. If I were as depressed as this app expects, how would recording the depths of my depression in this way help me anyway?? What is the point of this app?

Kudos for that but this isn't ready for prime time. There are many inconveniences and missing features that I would consider basic. Examples: - amount only takes a number -no unit and it errs instead of restrictin fld to number. There is no time. -you can not edit moods once you submit. - there is a lot of misfires between screens Personally I would prefer emphasis on a smooth app rather than community.

For those of us with Bipolar Disorder there aren't many apps like this out there to choose from, so I was really hoping this would work out. I wasted my money on this because it isn't functional. Too bad.

It's nice to see the additon of sleep diary since I've been struggling with insomnia. Now I shared my sleep info with my doctor and it helped him pick the right medicine for me! I like going though the vibes section, it's good to know I'm not alone!!!

The concept here is great, however I don't think even paper-based mood journals were looked at before creating this. No other apps I found on the AppStore are doing what thus does - if you need an app like this write ViralMesh and send supportive feedback... let's help them get the app on track... for our and their benefit...

This has potential but there's a few things that need to be added. It states I can email the charts to my doctor but no where on the app allows me to do so. Also, I think I should be able to check more then one mood at a time and there should be more to choose from other then depressed or manic. With bipolar there's more to it then that, such as tired, withdrawn, lazy, irritable, etc. Please update!