Capture moments.
Meet your monsters.
Finally, a journaling app
you actually stick with.
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Drop the self-improvement anxiety!
No goals to reach, no advice to follow.
Just you, your moments, and your monsters.
Jot down everyday moments.
Keep it light—just a sentence or a quick thought is enough.
Your mood, interpreted.
Write a sentence; MoodMons reads between the lines.
Get a daily summary in one line.
A fun daily insight to help you see life through a fresh lens.
Hatch unique monsters.
Each one is a snapshot of a day. Scroll back through your monsters and the day comes back faster than re-reading the words.
Occasional updates from the team.
FAQ
MoodMons is a "no-pressure" mood journal. We don't offer complex charts or force you into self-improvement. Just log your life, and the emotions behind your words will be interpreted and hatched into a unique mood monster.
The modern world is anxious enough. MoodMons believes that every emotion—whether messy or low—deserves to exist. Here, you just need to truthfully record and capture your feelings. You don't need to "become a better version of yourself."
Absolutely! Logging can be as simple as you like. Every tiny feeling helps bring your monster to life.
If you're looking for inspiration, try answering these simple questions:
What did you just do? What happened? For example: "The coffee was great," "The train is so crowded," or "It's finally raining."
Does your body feel anything in particular? For example: "So tired today," "Brain feels empty," or "I just want to lie down."
What's the first keyword that pops into your head? For example: "Grey," "Weightless," or "Stuffy."
If you're looking for inspiration, try answering these simple questions:
What did you just do? What happened? For example: "The coffee was great," "The train is so crowded," or "It's finally raining."
Does your body feel anything in particular? For example: "So tired today," "Brain feels empty," or "I just want to lie down."
What's the first keyword that pops into your head? For example: "Grey," "Weightless," or "Stuffy."
Log your moments: Write down whatever happened today—a single sentence or just a thought.
Get interpretation: After logging, MoodMons automatically interprets the emotions behind your words.
Hatch a monster: Once you've logged 4 moments, you can generate a wrap-up card. It will feature your unique mood monster and a daily summary.
Get interpretation: After logging, MoodMons automatically interprets the emotions behind your words.
Hatch a monster: Once you've logged 4 moments, you can generate a wrap-up card. It will feature your unique mood monster and a daily summary.
No worries. The interpretation is just a perspective, not a definition. You can manually adjust the emotional tags at any time. The final say always belongs to you.
Yes. You can edit both your moments and the interpreted emotions at any time.
Yes. If you feel the auto-generated summary doesn't quite capture your state, you can manually adjust it.
Yes! You can still log new moments anytime. However, there's a limit of one wrap-up card per day, so you'll have to wait until tomorrow for the next one.
Moments are published to Explore together with their wrap-up card:
1. Open a wrap-up card you want to share from Collection.
2. Tap the publish buttonat the top right.
3. Choose which moments to share: on the Publish to Explore screen, tap a moment to toggle privacy. Every moment starts out Public. Public moments are visible to everyone; private moments are only visible to you.
4. Tap the publish buttonat the top right again, and your card appears on Explore.
Before your first post, set up your display name and profile picture. To change a published card, unpublish it first with the same button. Unpublishing removes the card from Explore and deletes its likes.
1. Open a wrap-up card you want to share from Collection.
2. Tap the publish buttonat the top right.
3. Choose which moments to share: on the Publish to Explore screen, tap a moment to toggle privacy. Every moment starts out Public. Public moments are visible to everyone; private moments are only visible to you.
4. Tap the publish buttonat the top right again, and your card appears on Explore.
Before your first post, set up your display name and profile picture. To change a published card, unpublish it first with the same button. Unpublishing removes the card from Explore and deletes its likes.
Nothing will happen. There are no daily login streaks here, and your monsters won't die if you don't log in. MoodMons is always here—whenever you feel like writing, we'll be here to meet you.
Your written entries and the emotions behind them influence the monster's shape, patterns, and body parts (such as horns, wings, or pupils). Think of it as a "visual translation" of your feelings—each monster you hatch is a physical manifestation of your inner state.
Moods are ever-changing, and so are monsters. Different emotions combine into different forms, with over 1,000 unique variations. Feel free to capture them, let your imagination run wild, and let these monsters keep you company.
Yes. We currently support Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean.
No. As long as you link your account, all your entries and wrap-up cards will stay with you. Your emotional records are precious, and we won't let them disappear.
We respect your privacy. Everything you write is encrypted before it's stored — your entries are protected at every step, from your device to our servers. We never sell your personal data. Your text is used solely to generate your monsters and summaries.
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