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Track your daily mood, thoughts, sleep, nutrition, and stress to receive personalized tips and suggestions. Log positive moments, affirmations, and thought changes to empower better mental health. This holistic wellness tool helps you check in with yourself daily.
✓Daily mood and thought tracking
✓Personalized tips and suggestions
✓Log moments of joy and affirmations
✓Data export to PDF
✓Journaling space
✓AM/PM check-in reminders
✓Buddy system for support
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What's New in MINDid
1.4.6
May 27, 2026
Updated MINDid to include a 7-day free trial
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$39.991 Year
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FAQ
What is MINDid?
MINDid is a health tool designed for tracking daily mood, thoughts, sleep, nutrition, and stress. It provides personalized tips and suggestions based on your trends to empower better mental health.
What are the premium features of MINDid?
MINDid Premium offers a 'Playground' for working on personal growth, logging specific positive experiences, and data export to PDF reports. These features are available with a monthly or annual subscription.
Can I export my data from MINDid?
Yes, MINDid offers a data export feature, allowing you to generate a PDF report of your check-in data. This can be useful for personal records or sharing with a medical professional.
Does MINDid have ads?
No, MINDid does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use with optional premium features available through subscription.
What devices does MINDid support?
MINDid is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices.
How often is MINDid updated?
MINDid was last updated on March 27, 2026, indicating ongoing development and support for user needs.
What is the age rating for MINDid?
MINDid has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and older users.
Is MINDid a substitute for professional mental healthcare?
No, MINDid is not a substitute for professional mental healthcare. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, please refer to your care provider or call your local emergency services.
