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Users track their mental health using traditional journals or basic apps, which lack comprehensive analysis and insights into how daily activities affect their mood.

The current situation for users involves using manual methods, such as journals or generic apps, to track their emotions. These methods can be inconsistent without standardized prompts, making it difficult to maintain regular emotional tracking. Drawbacks include a lack of personalized feedback and insights, which makes it challenging to understand patterns and triggers in one's mood.

Users track their emotions manually or with basic apps, struggling to identify patterns and understand influences on their emotional well-being.

Users may struggle with tracking their mood accurately and consistently

Drawbacks: Difficulty in connecting with friends, limited support for sharing feelings, lack of insights tailored to individual needs

Users previously tracked their moods manually with notes or basic apps, leading to time-consuming processes and lack of visual insights into emotional trends.

With the old solution, people struggle to consistently track their emotions, resulting in a lack of understanding of their emotional patterns.

The drawbacks of this old situation include the inability to efficiently document emotions and moods, which hinders self-awareness and personal growth.

People struggle to express and track their emotions accurately.

Describing their feelings is often challenging, resulting in ineffective communication and self-understanding.

Users manually track moods and journal entries using traditional methods like physical journals or basic digital notes, leading to inefficient tracking and lack of analytical insights into emotional patterns over time.

Users struggle to track their mood and journal entries separately, making it difficult to correlate emotions with daily activities and overall well-being.

Couples manually track moods and goals separately without a structured, shared system, leading to inconsistent communication, lack of mutual progress visibility, and difficulty aligning habits.