Stability vs Quiet MoodLog

Stability aims to simplify the mood health process for everybody. Simplistically, as people get more intertwined with their phones, there needs to be a middle-man keeping people in check, because our devices can drastically alter who we are as people. Stability is that middle-man. By taking a simple photo and getting a mood recognition, Stability sends timely notifications on ways to improve your mood, giving you the "wake-up" call non-invasively. It aims to streamline this mental-health actualization process, and is an alternative to ensuring that people understand their moods better.

Quiet MoodLog is a private mood and symptom journal. There is no account, no cloud, and no server — every entry lives only on your device, and you can take it with you or delete it at any time. Open the app, tap how you feel, done. HOW IT WORKS • Log your mood in two taps, with an optional note • Track symptoms like headaches or fatigue, with intensity • Add tags (exercise, poor sleep, work stress…) to any entry • A gentle daily reminder helps you keep the habit — optional, and processed entirely on your phone UNDERSTAND YOUR PATTERNS • Trends, streaks and weekday averages • Mood distribution at a glance • Patterns: see how your tags and symptoms line up with your mood — computed entirely on your device, never uploaded • Calendar view of your month • Search and filter your full history QUIET MOODLOG PRO — one small one-time purchase, no subscription • Removes ads completely, including every ad network request • App lock with Face ID, Touch ID or PIN • Passphrase-encrypted backups — restoring is free for everyone, always. Your data is never held hostage • PDF reports: a clean summary of your moods, symptoms and patterns, ready to bring to a therapist • CSV export of your full history PRIVACY, FOR REAL No sign-up. No analytics on your journal. No cloud copies. Your entries never leave your device unless you export them yourself. The free version shows a single small banner ad; Pro removes ads entirely. Quiet MoodLog is a journal, not a medical device — it doesn't diagnose or treat any condition. If you're struggling, please reach out to a professional.