Currently: Mood Journal

A Self-Care State of Mind Journal made for historical data refection and privacy

What is Currently?

Currently App was built to fill the missing piece of the Mood Journal experience. Powered by beautiful animations Currently allows users to track specific Items they want to be mindful of: like Daily Mood, Overall Health, Family, Work, Marriage, and more! More than simply Mood logging, tracking specific Items allows for reflection on how you felt over time about that item.

• Log Moods based around certain events or parts of daily life
• Reflect on trends and changes - thinking about how you felt and feel can empower growth and change
• Create a habit of reflection and build emotional awareness

How does it work?

Built with an emphasis on Personal and Mental Health Currently was built to leverage Apples State of Mind Framework, which allows Currently to write to your own Apple Healths data for historical and private safekeeping. Simply track an Item and any moods logged thereafter can be synced to Apple Health. Currently also has Integrated Apple Healths Mental Health Questionnaire which allows for assessment of current Anxiety & Depression risks (not a diagnosis).

Currently allow you:

• Build Habits to become mindful of emotional State of Mind
• Reflect on how you feel and what is contributing to those feelings
• Customize Colors to better reflect how you feel
• Attach photos and text to Mood logs for rich reflection experiences
• Customizable notifications to suit your needs
• Comprehensive Charts that allow insight into trends and history for State of Mind
• And much more!

Privacy:

Currently was built privacy first. All data lives on device and personal iCloud account. No data is sent to 3rd parties ever. Apple Intelligence AI usage is on device only and user opt out, simply disable in app settings. Journal confidently with privacy and security peace of mind.

Privacy Policy: https://currently-app.com/privacy

Terms of Use EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/